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This business of voice. How to speak of it? It is a little like trying to write about blood. You’ve been taught that blood is of you, in you, but you can’t hear it unless you put your hands over your ears.

"This detachment is like undressing. Gestures, looks, voices now appear as cast-off clothes." http://www.triquarterly.org/issues/issue-146/night #poetry

"For weeks his smug, fat face has popped up on every Internet site, like one of those inflatable clowns you can’t flatten."

"From a distance it looked like they were laughing, Maya and this stranger in uniform, but perhaps he was wrong, because by the time he got closer they both seemed annoyed."

An interview with Alysia Abbott on the complexities of writing about family and motherhood, and what it’s like to have your life story adapted into a feature film by Sofia Coppola. (Spoiler: It’s pretty great.)

What if an essay looked like a local phonebook? Or a Google map?

Men in undershirts stare down, toss out wastebaskets of receipts like crumpled moths that keep striving to fly

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