Strange Clarity
Laura Cecile MooreEssays that start with a question and end somewhere unexpected.
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Elena Ferrante and the people who vouched for her
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The controversy surrounding Elena Ferrante’s identity has been gnawing at me since 2016, when Claudio Gatti published his infamous investigation pointing to translator Anita Raja. I explored the matte...
A Hudson River Valley travelogue
We’re vacationing in the Hudson River Valley for a last gasp of summer. Years ago, researching places that met my three-part criteria for a place to move, I settled on here: the summers aren’t so very hot (as where we live now); there are q...
A novel by a masterful Russian writer that dares us to love a killer
Last year, I wrote about the expanses of my life that are hidden to me — because my autobiographical memory is so poor. After having kids, I started to worry that my memory deficits would carry over to them. That when they were grown, I wou...
Nonfiction isn't false, but who says it's true?
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If you read Part 1, you saw the cold pitch that landed my first external publication. Now here’s the essay itself, plus new reflections since writing it.
The essay identifies a nonfiction micro-genre, th...
59 pitches, 3 yeses: A year’s worth of pitching
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A year and change into pitching my writing, I have no idea whether my numbers are good, mediocre, or abysmal. Being a lawyer by day and not having friends who do this sort of thing, I have little to compar...
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Lifelong obsessive quester. I cycle through fixations; currently: artistic sensibility, Jean Rhys, unconscious thought, Icelandic place names. Published in Liberties & Electric Literature. Forthcoming in The Philosopher & The Madrid Review.
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