
Venezuelan writer, filmmaker, theorist, and mother of two, Alexandra Hidalgo, uses prose and photography to explore love in all its messy and wondrous glory.
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In November of 2021, my husband Nate and I decided to dispel the COVID blues with a family trip. We were all vaccinated and a little stir-crazy, so we went to visit my aunt Jenny in Portugal for eleven days over Thanksgiving break. Our olde...
In July of 1967, my mom, three of her sisters, and my grandmother went on vacation to Spain. They enjoyed their European summer adventure until it came to halt when the newspapers were suddenly brimming with reports of a devastating earthqu...
One of the unavoidable hurdles we humans face is navigating the tension between the fixed aspects of ourselves and the fact that life is always on the move. Parts of our identity seem to be set from the time we emerge from our toddler years...
Jamie Ford’s gorgeous family saga, The Many Daughters of Afong Moy, opens with an Author’s Note. Ford explains that the spark for the novel came when his 12-year-old son asked if he’d ever heard of Van Halen, then decreed it to be his favor...
In my last post, I wrote about receiving an anonymous request to write a post titled, “When All in Becomes All Out.” The first thing that came to mind was Gilmore Girls’ Luke (Scott Patterson) telling Lorelai (Lauren Graham) that he was “al...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
I'm a Venezuelan writer, filmmaker, and the Crow Chair of English and professor at the University of Pittsburgh. I write about love, motherhood, immigration, books, TV, movies, and how to stay openhearted and optimistic despite our world’s chaos.
Wife-in-progress, defected academic, sapphic saltwater sweetie. Novelist: THE COMEDOWN (2018), CONFIDENCE (2023). Short stories: BUGSY (2024). Essays & criticism in The Point, Believer, NYT, Washington Post, Granta, &c. Post-postmodern, unoptimized.
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