Amy Wilson Sheldon

Amy Wilson Sheldon has worked as a magazine editor and writer, after-school director, and media educator. Currently living in Dublin, Ireland, she works as a freelance copyeditor and volunteers with Fighting Words, a creative-writing center for children.

And Then Came Sebastian Barry

Humanity / Literature

Tags: Anastasia Krupnik, Annie Dunne, books, Lois Lowry, Man Booker Prize, Sebastian Barry

January 27, 2012

Maybe the beauty of life doesn’t lie in its uniqueness, but rather in the simple way our experiences weave together to form something subtler, something richer.

Cat’s Eye

Literature

March 12, 2010

Oh, Margaret Atwood, how could you have known – approximately 20 years before the advent of Facebook – that there would one day be a place where ordinary people eagerly test their hypotheses about long-lost friends and acquaintances?