Archive - Written Out

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May 13, 2021 •

Kelsey McKinney

March 2021

Some housekeeping

Hello my darlings,

Mar 15, 2021 •

Kelsey McKinney

January 2021

My oeuvre for 2021

What I'm focusing on this year!

Jan 12, 2021 •

Kelsey McKinney

My top books of 2020

Lists are dumb but here's one anyway

Jan 1, 2021 •

Kelsey McKinney

December 2020

A terrible year for reading

It's fine to have a bad year of reading because reading isn't inherently moral or good.

Dec 29, 2020 •

Kelsey McKinney

My year with Laurie Colwin

On reading an entire canon

Dec 22, 2020 •

Kelsey McKinney

November 2020

The game is rigged

My book is now available for preorder!

Nov 20, 2020 •

Kelsey McKinney

September 2020

The things we write around

On Valentine Ackland and the trouble of writing the problem now happening.

Sep 22, 2020 •

Kelsey McKinney

July 2020

How white women get written out of the hate movement

Seyward Darby, author of new book Sisters in Hate, writes about white women and supremacy.

Jul 21, 2020 •

Kelsey McKinney

what makes us remember a book? what keeps it close to us, accessible?

Jul 10, 2020 •

Kelsey McKinney

The book club carving out inclusive literary spaces in the Caribbean

Sharine Taylor interviews the founder of Rebel Women Lit

Jul 7, 2020 •

Kelsey McKinney

What power does a story have, really?

Maybe we don't have as much power as we think we have

Jul 3, 2020 •

Kelsey McKinney

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