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Archive for tag: Joan Didion

20.072018September 9, 2019

VIDA Reviews! Sharp by Michelle Dean

VIDA Reviews! Sharp by Michelle Dean

By Sarah ClarkIn VIDA Review ReviewsTags Bridey Heing, Dorothy Parker, double standards, Hannah Arendt, Janet Malcolm, Joan Didion, Lillian Hellman, literary criticism, Mary McCarthy, Michelle Dean, Nora Ephron, Pauline Kael, Rebecca West, Renata Adler, review, sexism, Susan Sontag, women's history, women's literature, Zora Neale Hurston

Women today are still fighting a fight that began in the 1970s—namely, to carve out their own space in the canon of cultural greatness. The...

04.062018November 12, 2019

Report from the Field: Of Myopia, White Supremacy and the Personal Essay

Report from the Field: Of Myopia, White Supremacy and the Personal Essay

By Sarah ClarkIn Reports from the FieldTags #fiction, Alice Walker, Amitava Kumar, Audre Lorde, Carrie Frye, Cat Marnell, Diane Arbus, durga chew-bose, Edward Said, Elizabeth Mittman, Emily Gould, Gish Jen, Gloria Anzaldúa, Hannah Arendt, James Baldwin, Jia Tolentino, Joan Didion, June Jordan, Laura Bennett, Mary Gaitskill, Mary McCarthy, Merve Emre, MFA, Michel de Montaigne, microaggression, Namrata Poddar, Philip Lopate, racism, Roxane Gay, Ruth-Ellen Boetcher Joeres, Salman Rushdie, Sandra Cisneros, Sarah Hepola, Silvia Killingsworth, Simone Weil, Soraya Roberts, Susan Shapiro, Susan Sontag, Teju Cole, Vivian Gornick, whiteness, workshop, xenophobia, Zadie Smith

In 2017, I took my first creative nonfiction workshop with a reputed author, editor, and teacher of creative writing in the heart of Los Angeles,...

07.062016September 10, 2019

Report from the Field: This Voice of Mine

Report from the Field: This Voice of Mine

By VIDAIn Reports from the FieldTags academia, Carolyn See, gender disparity, Joan Didion, Jody Keisner, literary culture, living alone, persective, truth, voice, women writers, writing

Eleven years ago I sat at a table in a writing studio in downtown Kalamazoo, Michigan, rented by a professor I’ll call Mr. D, and...

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