Feminist Friday columns for The Adroit Journal, September 2018—November 2019:
- “The Places I Weep: On Heather Christle’s The Crying Book”
- “‘Fuck White Supremacist Capitalist Patriarchy’s Ruinous Carcinogenosphere’: Thoughts on Anne Boyer’s The Undying”
- “I See Mothers Everywhere: On Stephen King’s Misery and Being a Woman of a Certain Age”
- “I Have No Answers, Only Questions: On Eve Ensler’s The Apology”
- “Soft Tissue: Thoughts on Miriam Toews’ Women Talking”
- “Shooting Wuthering Heights Out of the Canon: On Race, Class, Gender, and Gossip”
- “Son of a Nutcracker!: On the Complicated Masculinity of Elf”
- “On Maggots, Motherhood, and Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein”
- “She Lit the Walls on Fire: Literature, #MeToo, and the Testimony of Dr. Christine Blasey Ford”
- “Don DeLillo’s White Noise is Relevant Again”
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