Five memoirs that made me the pansexual freak I am today
Tag: memoirs
In Blackout, Sarah Hepola shines a light on alcoholism
Her new memoir is honest and refreshingly free of self-pity.
The fight to preserve a model public housing project
Lathrop Homes has long been one of CHA’s most diverse and successful properties. But today it’s a shell of its former self.
Megan Stielstra taps into the anxieties of early adulthood in Once I Was Cool
Megan Stielstra taps into the anxieties of early adulthood in Once I Was Cool, the Columbia College teacher’s new collection of personal essays.
Henry Darger, in the realms of the possibly real
Henry Darger, in the realms of the possibly real
Who does Brandon Baltzley think he is?
Who does chef-memoirist-addict Brandon Baltzley think he is?
Son of the Sun-Times
In a new memoir, journalist Michael Hainey explores the mystery of his father’s death.
Kanye West Knows How George W. Bush Feels
Kanye West is beating George W. Bush in the personal maturity contest of life.
Reading: Ronald Reagan Remembers!
A 726-page trip down Selective Memory Lane. I’ve read it so you won’t have to.