Amelia Morris

Sep 6, 2024 | mollywizenberg.substack.com | Molly Wizenberg |Garth Greenwell |Amelia Morris

Every so often, I get on Zoom with someone whose work and mind I admire, and then I bring our conversation to you. Today that someone is the novelist, literary critic, and educator , whose third book Small Rain was published on September 3. His body of work means more to me than that of any other living writer. I remember the first time I encountered his writing, how puzzled and then intrigued and then bewitched I was by his sentences.

Aug 6, 2024 | jacobin.com | Amelia Morris

Across the country, fascists are committing horrendous acts of racist violence in broad daylight. In Rotherham and Tamworth, hotels housing asylum seekers were set on fire; in Burnley, Muslim graves were vandalized. On social media, videos are said to show young people beating those they perceive to be Muslims in the street. In one post from Hull, a man is pulled from his car and physically assaulted by a group of masked men.

Aug 6, 2024 | msn.com | Amelia Morris

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Aug 6, 2024 | tribunemag.co.uk | Amelia Morris

Across the country, fascists are committing horrendous acts of racist violence in broad daylight. In Rotherham and Tamworth, hotels housing asylum seekers were set on fire; in Burnley, Muslim graves were vandalised. On social media, videos are said to show young people beating those they perceive to be Muslims in the street. In one post from Hull, and physically assaulted by a group of masked men. These incidents were sparked by the murder of three young girls at a Taylor Swift-themed dance class.

Apr 25, 2024 | ameliapmorris.substack.com | Amelia Morris

I first took issue with something the literary critic Merve Emre said when she wrote an intense and in-depth pan of Minna Dubin’s book, Mom Rage: The Everyday Crisis of Modern Motherhood, for The New Yorker. Because I used to have a podcast called Mom Rage, people had alerted me to this review and, surely I read it with more personal investment and degree of bias than other casual readers might have. I wanted to write about how the review had frustrated me.