Reviews Too Good to Be Altogether Lost Review in The Wall Street Journal: "Ms. Hill not only discusses the woman’s life, artistry and place in American literature. She also solves a literary mystery that has long bedeviled Wilder’s legacy—and millions of her readers." If I Can Get Home This Fall Starred Review in Library Journal: "The subject is compelling and valuable, especially for readers interested in American history, the Civil War, or personal stories of courage and resilience."

In this poignant essay collection, Bailey Gaylin Moore transforms the gaps in her memory from nodes of panic to active spaces of re-creation. Reviewed by Nick Hilbourn

In this poignant essay collection, Bailey Gaylin Moore transforms the gaps in her memory from nodes of panic to active spaces of re-creation. Reviewed by Nick Hilbourn

University of Nebraska Press

‘Boogie’ down with Destroyer and learn to sing ‘Kitchen Hymns.’

Reviews Baseball Review in Journal of Sport History: "It is rare to find a book that condenses hundreds of scholarly monographs and journal articles, adds a few new or underutilized primary sources, and tells a familiar story with a level of specificity that makes it feel just a little new. Steven Gietschier’s Baseball: The Turbulent Midcentury Years is that kind of book."

June 27, 2014 was the benefit gala at the Oakland Zoo, with that gorgeous 70-something blues singer in red kimono and black jeans and heels, silver dreads pulled back. Catering was by that Spanish pla...

For someone to slow down and read your book and to feel a connection with you, it's kind of ineffable how that makes you feel. It's overwhelming and it's super humbling.

"Thank You for Staying With Me" is the debut essay collection from Columbia writer Bailey Gaylin Moore.

"I frustrate myself because the answer is yes, to all of it. And also: absolutely not. Get the fuck out of here."

flash nonfiction by Abby Manzella