Nonfiction
Epiphany on the Mountain
A memoir about the time when I hiked in Arcadia. I was 5 at the time.
“Parallel Lives” and “To Look Back? To Not Look Back?”
Parallel Lives it’ so surreal you’re next to me here and now, in my past; run-of-the-mill convenient stores covered in lotto ads ethnic clusters amidst the weekend hustle blocks of brick, yards that are narrow orthodox synagogues en route to knapp street old haunts, preserved haunts forever etched in memory and where were you? it’s […]
A Mother’s Day Giveaway
This October, Catapult is publishing our first-ever graphic project—a beautiful, warm, and terrifically moving memoir by artist and writer Amy Kurzweil. The book tells the stories of three women—Amy, her mother, and her Bubbe—and is a powerful exploration of the bonds between mother and child. We’re thrilled to celebrate Mother’s Day and Free Comic Book […]
The Beach Club
Her mother always laid out in the sun, always reminded us to apply our SPF 50s, always had cold water at the ready. The sand was hot. The sand was like stepping on fire. But we placed our reclining beach chairs along the smooth white surface, allowing the heat to hug our bodies until noon. […]
DC Comics Rebirth: Top Picks and All You Need to Know
All you need to know about DC Comics’ upcoming Rebirth event and top picks to get
Free Comic Book Day (2016): TOP 5 Books to Look For
TOP 5 Books to Look out for and get in this year’s Free Comic Book Day (FCBD)
9 Reasons the Media Should Declare Bernie Sanders a “Message Candidate” and Move On
Bernie Sanders’s critical loss to Hillary Clinton last evening in NY signals he is no longer a viable but a “Message Candidate” now.
The Writer As Imaginary Friend
To a reader, a writer one has never met can feel like a close friend. That’s an illusion. But recognizing that illusion need not leave one sad or lonely.
Why You Should Go to a Writer’s Conference & Never Really Go to the Conference
AWP isn’t a magic fairy that grants writing careers. And you’ve got to stop expecting it to be.