The Best American Essays 2020
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The Best American Essays 2020

Robert Atwan

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Robert Atwan

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A collection of the year's best essays selected byAndré Aciman, author of the worldwide bestseller Call Me by Your Name. "An essay is the child of uncertainty, " André Aciman contends in his introduction to The Best American Essays 2020. "The struggle to write what one hopes is entirely true, and the long incubation every piece of writing requires of a writer who is thinking difficult thoughts, are what ultimately give the writing its depth, its magnitude, its grace." The essays Aciman selected center on people facing moments of deep uncertainty, searching for a greater truth. From a Black father's confrontation of his son's illness, to a divorcée'stranscendent experience with strangers, to a bartender grieving the tragic loss of a friend, these stories are a master class not just in essay writing but in empathy, artfully imbuingmoments of hardship with understanding and that elusive grace. The Best American 2020 Essays includes RABIH ALAMEDDINE•BARBARA EHRENREICH•LESLIE JAMISON JAMAICA KINCAID•ALEX MARZANO-LESNEVICH•A. O. SCOTT•JERALD WALKER•STEPHANIE POWELL WATTSand others

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Publisher
Mariner Books
Year
2020
ISBN
9780358358589

Notable Essays and Literary Nonfiction of 2019

SELECTED BY ROBERT ATWAN

Marilyn Abildskov
Confetti, The Cincinnati Review, 16/1
Alice Abraham
Holding Patterns, n+1, #34
Kim Adrian
Ten Conversations About My Struggle, The Gettysburg Review, 32/1
Marcia Aldrich
Trina’s Voice, Zone 3, 34/2
Tara McCarthey Altebrando
What’s a Good Playlist for Fighting Cancer?Slate, July 11
Heather Altfeld
A Scribe from the Double House of Life, Conjunctions, #72
Abe Amidor
Diary of a Triage Patient, The Antioch Review, 77/3
Stephanie Anderson
Atlas, Hotel Amerika, #17
Anna Andrew
Five Ways to Eat Termites, The Bare Life Review, #3
Donald Antrim
Everywhere and Nowhere, The New Yorker, February 18 & 25
Chloe Aridjis
Insomnia Begins in the Cradle, Harvard Review, #54
David Armand
Mirrors, Belmont Story Review, #4
Jason Arment
Flame and Fortune, Eclectica, 23/3
Chris Arthur
Voice Box, The Dalhousie Review, 99/2
Timothy Aubry
To Be Continued, The Point, #20
Karen Babine
Little Houses, Ascent, October 13
C. Moran Babst
The House of Myth: On the Architecture of White Supremacy, Oxford American, #104
Poe Ballantine
Nomads, The Sun, January
Taneum Bambrick
Sturgeon, Booth, #13
Rita Banerjee
Birth of Cool, Hunger Mountain, #23
Daniel Barnum
Natality: Moon/Sun/Stars, Hayden’s Ferry Review, #64
Rick Bass
Fifteen Dogs, Narrative, May 11
Grace Bauer
A Tomb of One’s Own, Ascent, October 13
Jo Anne Bennett
Jamilla, The Missouri Review, 42/1
Cicily Bennion
About Boredom, Mount Hope, #16
Emily Bernard
Stereopticon: Twelve Ways of Looking at My Mother, The Yale Review, 107/4
Erica Berry
Like a Shipwreck, Fourth Genre, 21/1
Natalie Berry
Over the Edge & Off the Map, Alpinist, #65
Andrew Bertaina
My Daughter and I Discuss God and Puns, Forge, November 11
Sven Birkerts
Losing, Finding, Improvising, Agni, #89
Mary Birnbaum
Owosso, Crazyhorse, #96
Bridget Boland
Spectator Mourning, Hypertext, #4
Marianne Boruch
The Great Silence, The Georgia Review, Fall
Gayle Brandeis
Eating the Food of the Dead, The Normal School, 12/1
Taffy Brodesser-Akner
My Guide to Marriage? A TV Classic, New York Times, June 5
David Brooks
Writing Animals, Kenyon Review, 41/6
David Brown
Orwell’s Last Neighborhood, The American Scholar, Spring
Julia Michie Bruckner
Harvest Moon, Bellevue Literary Review, #36
Andrea J. Buchanan
Two Hearts, Kenyon Review, 41/4
Linda Buckmaster
Caught Out, Upstreet, #15
Jessica Burstein
Salinger: The New One, Raritan, 38/3
Amy Butcher
Flight Path, Sonora Review, September
Agnes Callard
Half a Person, The Point, #20
Paul A. Cantor
Harold Bloom 1930–2019...

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