The Feminine Prose
MarissaWomen In Literature And Other Personal Musings.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Weekly | Issues | 13 |
| Subscribers | Read | marissavivian.substack.com |
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The Fleeting Glamour Of The Mentally Ill Protagonist
Three years ago, I landed myself a stint at an inpatient facility, and the whole time I was there, all I could think to myself to maintain a positive attitude throughout was, “Oh my god, this is all going to be such good material for my mem...
The Eternal Innocence
At the end of her life, when reflecting on what would become of her literary legacy, Edith Wharton feared modern critics were beginning to view her work as old-fashioned, dull, and, worst of all, unrelatable. Outside of literary circles, th...
On Becoming Your Own Muse
Recently, I came across Anaïs Nin's writings. I must admit I was astounded by the magnitude of work she had completed in her lifetime but also by the versatility of her writing, poems, short stories, novels, diaries, and essays. I had vague...
Joan Didion on Hemingway: What Her Words Reveal About The Ethics Of Publishing Her Own Diary.
Two days ago, it was announced that Joan Didion’s personal diary, ‘Notes To John,’ which was discovered posthumously, is set for an April 22nd release. I immediately wrote here, hoping that this was a Patricia Highsmith situation and that, ...
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