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“It’s a story about monsters, and murder, and loss, but it’s also a story about the ferocity of love, and the improbable ways it can capture our hearts.” –Philip Fracassi Amanda Vaill Andrew Bustamante Brandon Taylor Brenda Lozano Bryan Washington Carson Faust Christina Henry Cursed Daughters David Nasaw Falon Ballard Fear Less: Poetry in Perilous Times Georgia Summers Hester Kaplan If the Dead Belong Here Jane Hamilton Jaquira Díaz Jennifer A.”
“Her vivid prose makes the dust and mustiness of the antique bookshop palpable.” – Publishers Weekly Christina Henry, The Place Where They Buried Your Heart (Berkley) “ The Place Where They Buried Your Heart is a cosmic blast of haunted house horror in which Christina Henry explores the complex bonds of families—both the ones we lose and the ones we gain—and how those relationships can be found in the most unexpected of places.”
“Literary Hub » Who Gets to Have a Baby in America?”
“Yet nowhere has it been established that fertility care, for the people who need it, is a right.”
““The person working at the insurance company felt really bad about it,” Pellittieri recalled.”
“If infertility is a disease, it follows that procedures such as intrauterine insemination (IUI) and IVF are, if not exactly “cures” for that disease, then at least its best available treatments.”
“Lit Hub Daily September 29, 2026 What is art in the age of content?”
“A former staff reporter at the Wall Street Journal and Reuters, she has reported from nearly two dozen countries for the New York Times, New Yorker, Atlantic, Guardian, New York, New York Review of Books, Elle, and many other publications.”
“Selective pronatalism persists today, sometimes explicitly encoded in law, leaving people like Irena ineligible to get pregnant within their own borders.”