a Conversation with Lisa Cupolo – Chicago Review of Books

a Conversation with Lisa Cupolo – Chicago Review of Books

[ad_1] Lisa Cupolo’s debut book, Have Mercy on Us, won the W.S. Porter Prize for short story collections. The ten stories are a rich exploration of people continually seeking, wrestling, and walking the line of great tension in their relation to others, and also within themselves. There is an abiding sense of hope and mystery as … Read more

Addiction, Recovery and Motherhood in Lisa Harding’s “Bright Burning Things” – Chicago Review of Books

Addiction, Recovery and Motherhood in Lisa Harding’s “Bright Burning Things” – Chicago Review of Books

[ad_1] Lisa Harding’s second novel, Bright Burning Things, follows single mother Sonya Moriarity, as she slides in the abyss of alcohol abuse, enters a recovery program, and attempts to rebuild her life. The emotional center of the novel is Sonya’s love for her son, Tommy, and her internal struggle to be the mother he needs.  … Read more