Saturday, December 17, 2022
Advent 2022, Dec 17, Michael Martone, Ten and a Half Short Essays on the Short Essay
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Ten and a Half Short Essays on the Short Essay Michael Martone * Train Car Graffiti The tags have largely disappeared from the urban canva...
Friday, December 16, 2022
Advent 2022, Dec 16: Sol Kim Cowell, The Final Girl
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The Final Girl: Groups, Series, Histories, and Transness Sol Kim Cowell * All bodies are gendered—even if it’s through the absence of it al...
Thursday, December 15, 2022
Advent 2022, Dec 15, Megan Neary, An Hour of Splendor
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An Hour of Splendor Megan Neary * I have loved E.B. White since I was an elementary school child, eagerly listening to my teacher read the ...
Wednesday, December 14, 2022
Advent 2022, Dec 14, Brooke Champagne on Vivian Gornick
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Style Over Substance (At Least for Today): Revisiting The Situation in the Story in the CNF Classroom Here’s the situation: I’m sitting at ...
Tuesday, December 13, 2022
Advent 2022, Dec 13, Sarah Fawn Montgomery, Museums of Natural History: Essay Collections as Curation
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Exhibit One I’ve long collected what’s been buried. As a child, I spent afternoons digging with my tiny pail, later with an industrial shove...
Monday, December 12, 2022
Advent 2022, Dec 12: Dave Madden, On Ending and Unending
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On Ending and Unending Dave Madden * At the start of Essay Daily’s 2020 Advent , Michael Martone wrote (per Aquinas) that "without deat...
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