Kim McLarin in Electric Literature Kim McLarin’s essay collection, Everyday Something Has Tried to Kill Me and Has Failed was featured in Electric Literature’s... Posted January 2024 in News
Periracial The final essay from Kim McLarin’s Everyday Something Has Tried to Kill Me and Has Failed, coming in November... Posted October 2023 in Blog
A Kirkus Star for Kim McLarin Everyday Something Has Tried to Kill Me and Has Failed received a starred review in the 9/15 issue of... Posted September 2023 in News
An Excerpt from James Baldwin’s Another Country: Bookmarked, by Kim McLarin I once sat on a panel with a Very Important Poet, a former US laureate. The event was a... Posted February 2021 in Blog
Kim McLarin in the Boston Globe The Boston Globe did a nice-write up of Kim McLarin’s Bookmarked on James Baldwin’s Another Country. Click here to... Posted February 2021 in News
We Always Prefer Good Reviews And we’ve got a few! Warren Read’s One Simple Thing was reviewed by Publishers Weekly, which called the novel,... Posted November 2020 in News
There’s always a risk in dealing with white women and I’d rather not deal with it. It’s too complicated. At the end of the day you don’t want to have to go home and be thinking about some slick racist shit she said. White women sit at the right hand of power, leaning in, not down. There have been thirty-seven white female... Posted June 2020 in Blog
Womanish in the Washington Post Kim McLarin’s essay on friendships between black women and white women from her collection Womanish was excerpted in the... Posted March 2019 in News
Womanish reviewed in the New York Times Kim McLarin’s collection, Womanish, reviewed in the New York Times. Click here to read the review. “In ‘Womanish,’ McLarin... Posted February 2019 in News
Kim McLarin at Harvard Bookstore Womanish author Kim McLarin, live (on tape) from Harvard Bookstore, February 6, 2019. Posted February 2019 in Blog
Courage and outrage inform 13 essays about black womanhood. Kirkus Review of Womanish (Nov 1 issue) Courage and outrage inform 13 essays about black womanhood. Novelist, memoirist, and... Posted October 2018 in News