My son got his driver’s license this summer. It’s a milestone that stirred up mixed emotions in me, among them the feeling of weirdness th...

I know I can make this all poetic and shit, can find some metaphor to wrap this essay up in—give it some pretty pauses and illuminating ill...

We are continually finding new ways to explain the essay anthology we're putting together, Other Fathers, Other Rooms . One way is to s...

Sometimes, I read student essays that remind me of sitting on the bus, next to a very chatty person, who tells me about her relationship to...

In this first installment of Writing The Ellipsis writer César Díaz explores a memoirist’s struggle between having a unique artistic visio...

New England Review ’s approach to nonfiction is a little unusual. When you turn to the table of contents you see headings for Fiction and P...