Writing the Body: Trauma, Illness, Sexuality, and Beyond ‹ Literary Hub
In September, Michele Filgate’s quarterly Red Ink Series—focused on women writers, past and present—brought together Eileen Myles, Ruth Ozeki, Porochista Khakpour, Anna March, and Alexandra Kleeman…
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