Summer Solstice: An Essay by Nina MacLaughlin is a slim, poetic meditation that captures the fleeting magic, sensuality, and deep nostalgia of the season. Pulling from her praised column series for the Paris Review, MacLaughlin delves deep into earthy sensuality.
A crown you’ve made of flowers. Blackberry bush prickers. First hot dog off the grill. Stargazing and sleeping with the windows open.
This essay brims with a searching honesty and insight about what this season has meant in our pasts and what it might mean in our lives ahead.
AUTHOR
Nina MacLaughlin
LENGTH
72 Pages