On Writing Through Loneliness – Chicago Review of Books

On Writing Through Loneliness – Chicago Review of Books

[ad_1] A few months into the pandemic, the apartment building across the street from mine had a parking lot party. Tucked away in the tree-lined Germantown section of Philadelphia on a hot summer day this was unusual. Over the months leading up to that afternoon, my neighborhood of buses, cars, and a lively population had … Read more

Ambivalent Comfort in “The Loneliness Files” – Chicago Review of Books

Ambivalent Comfort in “The Loneliness Files” – Chicago Review of Books

[ad_1] Athena Dixon is lonely. A middle-aged single woman without children or pets, she lives alone and works remotely, more than 350 miles from her family. In The Loneliness Files, a thought-provoking memoir in essays, she explores the many facets of her solitude and what they lead her to understand about herself and the world … Read more