Katherine Dykstra
Katherine Dykstra is the author of What Happened to Paula, which was a New York Times Best Book of Summer, a People magazine Best Summer Read, and one of CrimeReads’ Top Ten True Crime Books of 2021. Named an “artist to watch” by Creative Capital, she has had essays published in The New York Times, The Washington Post, Poets & Writers, and Real Simple, and her work has twice been included in the Notables section of The Best American Essays. She is currently at work on a novel that
takes place in a maternity home in the 1960s.
August 15, 2022
Her swollen breasts leaked colostrum through a printed green sheath dress that she had sewn herself.
Guernica at the PEN 2011 Literary Awards
By Katherine Dykstra
October 19, 2011
Well, you better stop crying and start writing.
Stephanie Coontz: Parts and Partial
By Katherine Dykstra
September 1, 2011
You thought feminists had to focus on empowering women? Stephanie Coontz on why, after a sustained assault on families and unions, that just isn't enough anymore.