Author Essay
An Unforgettable Journey into the Alaskan Wild
Aidan Campbell, who journeyed into Alaska with her father, reflects on another daughter lost to the wilderness.
By AIDAN CAMPBELL • 4 years ago
Author Essay
The Power of History
Alison Love, author of The Girl from the Paradise Ballroom, explains how her novel was shaped by uncovering the truth behind her characters’ lives.
By ALISON LOVE • 4 years ago
Author Essay
Writing as a Means of Survival
After being run over by an eighteen-wheeler, author Katie McKenna found that writing was the only way she could survive.
By KATIE MCKENNA • 4 years ago
Author Essay
Home is a Moving Target
Brendan Jones, author of The Alaskan Laundry, wonders if home is something you build, or if it's something you're born into.
By BRENDAN JONES • 4 years ago
Author Essay
Paris: Never the Same Place Twice
The magic of Paris is that it changes to suit you at any age.
By CHRISTINA HENRY DE TESSAN • 4 years ago
Author Essay
Life at Two Speeds: A Parisian View of America
A Frenchwoman in the U.S. reflects on the two cultures she straddles.
By Laure Dugas • 4 years ago
Author Essay
Carving Out a Place to Write in Paris
Nadja Spiegelman retreats to Paris to work on her memoir about the intricacies of mother-daughter relationships—if only she could find a place to write.
By NADJA SPIEGELMAN • 4 years ago
Author Essay
Chris Pavone’s Favorite Place to Stay in Paris
Bestselling author Chris Pavone shares his favorite Parisian hotel with Read It Forward.
By Chris Pavone • 4 years ago
