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Author: Lillian Marsh

Lillian Marsh (she/her) is a staff writer at Berkeley Fiction Review and a Research Fellow at Ms. magazine. She can be found on twitter @lilyrmarsh.
November 2, 2020November 2, 2020 Lillian Marsh Commentaries

A Paean to Otherness: How Shirley Jackson Makes the Supernatural a Safe Haven

I saw myself and my sister in Merricat and Constance - two sisters from a deeply troubled family, survivors of traumatic experiences who rely on each other to make it through the day.

October 2, 2020October 31, 2020 Lillian Marsh Book Reviews

The Ugly Side of Healing: Review of Kate Elizabeth Russell’s My Dark Vanessa

But My Dark Vanessa is not so much a retelling as it is an echo of Lolita, giving a voice to young victims like Dolores Haze who are trapped and abused by those wielding authority over them.

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