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Scott F. Parker

  • Kyle Williams

    The Self as a Cultural Artifact

    [Memoir] comes alive at the fissures of its coherency: when a narrator is struggling to hold the self together in a text—for the reader’s sake if not also her own. Scott F. Parker met up with Maggie Nelson at AWP to…

  • P.E. Garcia

    The Ickiness of Memoir

    …the fact that sincere care is prerequisite illustrates a truth of memoir: some of the things about memoir that appeal to readers, and are inherent to the form, can seem a little bit icky when made explicit. For the Believer…