Posts tagged Roland Barthes
What We're Reading, Vol. 14
What We're Reading, Vol. 14

As mid-November creeps up on us all, Attic writers Lauren Olmeda, Milena Le Fouillé, and Olivia Gündüz-Willemin share what it is that they’re reading this month, from old classics to contemporary non-fiction.

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LiteratureThe Attic On Eighthliterature, lit, books to read, What We're Reading, Milena Le Fouillé, Lauren Olmeda, Olivia Gündüz-Willemin, The Brontës, Anne Brontë, Roland Barthes, Emily Dickinson, Girl Woman Other, Bernardine Evaristo, November, November 2019Comment
Letters to Mother: Children Writing Across the Boundaries of Language and Memory
Letters to Mother: Children Writing Across the Boundaries of Language and Memory

Cultural writer Rachel Tay turns to Annie Ernaux’s I Remain in Darkness – the most recent of her works to be translated into English – and Ocean Vuong’s On Earth We’re Briefly Gorgeous to consider a genre of writing about mothers that transgresses the boundaries of language and memory.

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LiteratureRachel Tayliterature, Book Review, book reviews, books to read, motherhood, mothers, Roland Barthes, Annie Ernaux, I Remain in Darkness, The Years, Ocean Vuong, On Earth We're Briefly Gorgeous, discussing On Earth We're Briefly Gorgeous, discussing Annie Ernaux, Rachel Tay