The Stakes of Remembering in “Voyager” – Chicago Review of Books

The Stakes of Remembering in “Voyager” – Chicago Review of Books

[ad_1] The Atacama Desert is one of the best places on earth to see the stars. Because of its low light pollution, dry climate, and more than 200 cloudless nights a year, northern Chile offers a window to space—and to the past, since starlight takes so long to reach us. When she was little, Chilean … Read more

The Stakes of Remembering in “Voyager” – Chicago Review of Books

The Stakes of Remembering in “Voyager” – Chicago Review of Books

[ad_1] The Atacama Desert is one of the best places on earth to see the stars. Because of its low light pollution, dry climate, and more than 200 cloudless nights a year, northern Chile offers a window to space—and to the past, since starlight takes so long to reach us. When she was little, Chilean … Read more

The Stakes of Motherhood in “Spilt Milk” – Chicago Review of Books

The Stakes of Motherhood in “Spilt Milk” – Chicago Review of Books

[ad_1] Courtney Zoffness has a way with beginnings. Consider the opening sentence of her essay, “Boy in Blue”: “Most mornings, my four-year-old arrests me.” Or the instructions at the start of “Holy Body” on how to prepare your body for a mikveh, which involves not just washing every limb and hair but emptying both your … Read more