Tag: Michelle LaFrance

For readers who just aren’t ready to let go of the spooky season, this month’s column highlights three local women writers whose stories take...

If, like me, you just didn’t want summer to end, this month’s reads that are sure to bring back the playfulness and fun of...

Michelle LaFrance writes poetry, creative nonfiction and fiction but publishes primarily in academic venues. She lives in Southwest DC but on weekends can be...

I interviewed Phil Hutinet, organizer of the Capitol Art Book Fair for this month’s column, to highlight what attendees might expect at this year’s...

As the days get longer and a hint of spring scents the air, this month’s column is for those of us who are still...

This month, Literary Hill editor Michelle LaFrance interviewed Richard Agemo, longtime resident of Capitol Hill, who writes ghost and sci-fi stories. His stories often...

Red London For those who love spies and thrillers, Alma Katsu’s latest Red London is a thrilling detour into the fictional world of CIA...

This column is for those who like to tuck something to read into holiday gift bags, stockings, and travel packs. Amir Y, shift lead,...

As the temperatures dip and the leaves begin to color, what could be better than a good book, a cup of tea, and a...

The events that shook DC in 2020 are the backdrop for each of this month’s stories. Each offers unique insider’s perspectives ‒ razor wire...