Suzanne Scanlon Reclaims the Power of Crazy Women Writers By Kathleen Rooney "If there is redemption, it is that I am alive and writing." Read more
Inside the Wonderfully Strange Story of The Night Parade By Kathleen Rooney Reading The Night Parade feels like being let in on a glorious secret: Whoever you are, you are not alone. Read more
When Charlie Chaplin Tramped Through Uptown By Kathleen Rooney Before Hollywood became Hollywood, it was here, too. Read more
Rachel Jamison Webster Looks at Whiteness in the Context of Her Own Genealogy By Kathleen Rooney "I was interested in putting the past into conversation with the present, as a way of tracing historical underpinnings and asking what these stories can teach us now." Read more
Chicago’s Grid Helped Graphic Novelist Nick Drnaso Manage Perspective By Kathleen Rooney The novelist and illustrator channels the region's flat and affectless nature in his third book, Acting Class. Read more