Kay Daly

Kay Daly was born outside of Los Angeles, California, and lives in Chicago, Illinois. She holds a Ph.D. in English Literature from Northwestern University, with a specialization in early modern English literature. For the past 20 years, she has worked as a professional writer and editor for a range of publications, companies, and nonprofit organizations, including TimeOut Chicago, the Metropolitan Opera, and WNET New York Public Media, and currently serves as communications specialist for an education nonprofit. Her debut novel, "Wilton House," will be published in spring 2027 by Regal House Publishing. Visit her website at https://www.kaydalywriter.com/

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A photograph of the author Sarah Miller next to the cover of her new book, Hick. The images are placed over a background of vertical squiggly lines and a gradient that goes from purple to white to orange to red.
From Nowhere to the White House and a Romance with the First Lady: An Interview with Sarah Miller about “Hick”
Diverting the Flood of History: Ada Palmer’s “Inventing the Renaissance”
“Jewish and Interesting”: An Interview with Allison Epstein about “Fagin the Thief”
The Problem of Herod: Zora Neale Hurston’s Final Novel
Men, Gods, Wolves, and Others in Mark Haddon’s “Dogs and Monsters”