Literary Nonfiction

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Literary Nonfiction Editor Kristen Iversen: What I admire most about this essay is the author’s courage in confronting a subject that is both deeply personal and, regrettably and even tragically, part of a wider cultural experience. Montgomery’s memories, lyrical style, skillful metaphors, and forthright engagement with a persistent and often frightening cultural problem are especially …

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Italicized lines are from James Joyce’s Ulysses (Random House, 1986 reissue). ms cuello cause she never give up on me even though theres no hope I liked the way I was portrayed in the note. I saved it in an overflowing binder filled with thank-you notes from students. I had no idea who wrote it. …

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