Jacqueline Alnes
Jacqueline Alnes has published essays and interviews at The New York Times, Guernica, Tin House, Longreads, and elsewhere. She writes frequently about running and neurological illness.
Articles
A Novel that Reckons With German Colonialism in East Africa
Aug 30 - Jacqueline Alnes
Why a Writer Continues to Tell a Devastating Story
Aug 24 - Jacqueline Alnes
A Time-Traveling Novel About an Orphan Battling Climate Change
Jul 26 - Jacqueline Alnes
A Novel About the Pregnancy Industrial Complex
Jul 7 - Jacqueline Alnes
Resist Tyranny, Read Dangerously
Mar 8 - Jacqueline Alnes
A Novel About Choice Set in an Abortion Clinic
Feb 10 - Jacqueline Alnes
A Woman Abandons Her Family to Revisit Her Past in the Mojave Desert
Oct 5 - Jacqueline Alnes
Trauma Doesn’t Follow a Linear Narrative
Aug 6 - Jacqueline Alnes
In “Animal,” You’re Either a Prey or a Predator
Jun 8 - Jacqueline Alnes
Being An Intellectual Won’t Pay the Bills
May 6 - Jacqueline Alnes
How Can You Feel Lust if You’re Suppressing Your Hunger?
Mar 9 - Jacqueline Alnes
War Is a Trauma That Follows Us from Home to Home
Mar 5 - Jacqueline Alnes
Processing Trauma By Giving It a Name
Nov 23 - Jacqueline Alnes
A Woman Walks into a Bar…and Finds Freud
Nov 16 - Jacqueline Alnes
Can You Care for Others Without Destroying Yourself?
Nov 3 - Jacqueline Alnes
What If a Pandemic Killed All the Men?
Jul 21 - Jacqueline Alnes
