Dec 10, 2020 | Ania Garcia Llorente, Nightingale, Review, Uncategorized
Survivors and those who have experienced physical trauma can have a unique relationship with physical art. As an intern with Awakenings and an artist in her own right, Ania Garcia uses her perspective on intersecting art forms and narratives to offer in-depth analysis...Jun 11, 2020 | Emma Dempsey, Nightingale, Review, Uncategorized
As a wonderful Awakenings intern and an astute writer and journalist, Emma Dempsey now contributes a review of Lindy West’s newest essay collection to The Nightingale. Accessible and engaging, Dempsey lends some of the fun that West uses in her essays to her own...Apr 30, 2020 | Gillian Marwood, Nightingale, Review, Uncategorized
An intern at Awakenings and an excellent part of the Awakened Voices editorial team, Gillian Marwood now offers their voice to The Nightingale. In a review of The Seven Necessary Sins For Women and Girls by Mona Eltahawy, Gillian writes with the same care, nuance, and...May 23, 2019 | Alana Zucca, All Authors, Nightingale, Review, Uncategorized
This week we bring you a review of the TV Show Broadchurch by one of our editors and current literary interns, Alana Zucca. We hope you enjoy her review of how the show handles sexual assault. Do you agree with her? Let us know in the comments or submit your own...Dec 5, 2018 | All Authors, All Formats, All Issues, Kelsey May, Nightingale, Review
This skillful review by Kelsey May of “Ordinary Misfortunes” by Emily Jungmin Yoon tells us about this influential chapbook of poetry. May hits on the importance of the narratives and struggles of Asian “comfort women” in the 20th century, and...
