Elizabeth McNeill

Elizabeth McNeill is a writer and editor with a Ph.D. from the University of Michigan. When not working with the Chicago Review of Books' amazing contributors as a Daily Editor, she writes about nature, ghosts, and embodiment. Her writing has also been published in Electric Literature, Full Stop, Cleveland Review of Books, Hopscotch Translation, and others. You can find her book musings at her website, www.elizabethamcneill.com.

13 Articles Published | Follow:
Checking out Historical Chicago: Cynthia Pelayo’s “Forgotten Sisters”
Dueling Words in Jennifer Croft’s “The Extinction of Irena Rey”
13 Terrifying Horror Books You Should Read this Halloween
Checking out Historical Chicago: Kathleen Rooney’s “From Dust to Stardust”
Checking out Historical Chicago: Dawn Raffel’s “Boundless as the Sky”
Leafing through Forests in “The Language of Trees”
The Ghosts of Our Mothers in “Drawing Breath”
Foraged Mushrooms and Memories: An Interview with Iliana Regan on “Fieldwork”
A Pharmaceutical Voice: An Interview with Anne K. Yoder on “The Enhancers”
Landscapes of Memory in Dorthe Nors’ “A Line in the World”