"In the summer of 2019, Nina MacLaughlin published a four-part series on the summer solstice for the Paris Review's blog, The Reader.
"In the summer of 2019, Nina MacLaughlin published a four-part series on the summer solstice for the Paris Review's blog, The Reader. This loving, ranging essay about the meaning of summer-what is has meant in our lives, and what it might mean-has been expanded to include a new afterword and addendum about flowers/plants associated with the solstice. The essay is presented in a lovingly designed, small-format edition, one in trade paperback and the other with letterpress-printed covers"--
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