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Sheila Heti

motherhood May 1, 2018

In Her New Book Motherhood, Sheila Heti Confronts an Eternal Female CrossroadsThe writer takes up the problem of whether to have a baby in her engrossing autobiographical novel.

By Molly Fischer
department of corrections July 16, 2015

Sheila Heti on Drinking Her Way to a Child’s-Eye ViewAnd other lessons from Chris Kraus, Sheila Heti, and Emily Gould’s Wikipedia annotations.

By Allison P. Davis
interview Feb. 20, 2015

Sheila Heti on Bringing Her Play Back From the DeadAll Our Happy Days Are Stupid opened in New York last night.

By Erica Schwiegershausen

new books Sept. 4, 2014

This Is How Women Really Feel About Their ClothesThree writers asked. Nearly 700 women answered.

By Allison P. Davis
how should a painter be? July 3, 2014

Margaux Williamson’s Paintings for an Imaginary MuseumTalking to the Canadian painter (and friend of Sheila Heti) about her new book, I Could See Everything.

By Erica Schwiegershausen
relationships Oct. 24, 2013

Be Mine? Why It’s Smart to Court Your FriendsLike romantic relationships, many friendships begin with one person pursuing the other — and it’s not desperate or weird. It’s smart.

By Ann Friedman
feminist history Apr. 4, 2013

Read Every Page of Brillantine, Sheila Heti’s Lost ZineIt’s found a home in NYU’s Riot Grrrl Library.

By Kat Stoeffel