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I recently enjoyed the depths of A Different Man (2024), and I'm so happy to see that a writer as sharp and compassionate as sophia stewart wrote an essay on the film! I appreciate how Sophia generously uses the personal to provide a different vantage point into the film's metaphor.

getting chills from this article by sophia stewart lareviewofbooks.org/article/not-a-…

Still thinking about this film weeks later. I have a slightly different take, but this one seems to make a lot of sense of a very challenging film

i wrote about (not) having kids for Cleveland Review of Books clereviewofbooks.com/writing/anasta…

Happy Valentine's Day

talked with a handful of the coolest women i know about the the future—and long history—of women-led small presses for @publisherswkly publishersweekly.com/pw/by-topic/in…

i'm in here, with an essay on the blazing life and poetry of julia de burgos—

one of my favorite writers/people has a poetry collection out today and it is a marvel—Lena Moses-Schmitt and this book are a gift to the world!!

i see people are once again being weird about (not) having kids clereviewofbooks.com/writing/anasta…

i wrote about michelle de kretser's scary smart THEORY & PRACTICE—an early contender for my favorite book of the year—over at @theatlantic theatlantic.com/books/archive/…

i wrote about the irrepressible mary cassatt for hyperallergic hyperallergic.com/997476/mary-ca…

a reminder that i love writing about books, art, and culture and would always love to do more of it—drop me a line anytime at sophiastewart75 at gmail dot com !

despite all meteorological evidence to the contrary it is apparently "spring" so here are 100+ spring books worth checking out—themillions.com/2025/04/the-gr…

i wrote about a few centuries' worth of relationship advice for The Atlantic theatlantic.com/books/archive/…

for the @lareviewofbooks quarterly, i wrote about the puerto rican poet julia de burgos—her life and work, and the clarity and conviction that guided both lareviewofbooks.org/article/rising…

so pleased to see my essay on love, work, and robert caro from vol. 1 of Cleveland Review of Books now available online! one of my favorite things i've gotten to write (also—subscribe to crb!!) clereviewofbooks.com/in-sickness-in…

for @publisherswkly i profiled two of the absolute coolest people in publishing, naomi huffman and julia ringo of hagfish publishersweekly.com/pw/by-topic/in…