Limberlost Review 2022
Limberlost Review 2022 Edition Featuring an interview with Judith Freeman
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THE CRUCIBLE OF FRIENDSHIP – Audio
THE CRUCIBLE OF FRIENDSHIP “THE CRUCIBLE OF FRIENDSHIP:” A CONVERSATION BETWEEN JUDITH FREEMAN AND TERESA JORDAN from Zion Canyon Mesa – November 07, 2022 “THE CRUCIBLE OF FRIENDSHIP:” A CONVERSATION BETWEEN JUDITH FREEMAN AND TERESA JORDAN Zion Canyon Mesa November 07, 2022 According to the Oxford English Dictionary, a friend is “one joined to another …
Next Avenue – A Chat
A Chat With 2 Creative Superstars in Their 70s –Novelist Judith Freeman and her husband, photographer Anthony Hernandez, on their work, their lives and their loves – By M.G. Lord / Published December 2021 – Next Avenue The narrator of Judith Freeman’s new novel, “MacArthur Park,” has a lot in common with Freeman, 75. She …
MacArthur Park – Los Angeles Review of Books
“L.A.’s a Strange Place”: On Judith Freeman’s “MacArthur Park” December 2, 2021 • Los Angeles Review of books • By Tom Nolan THE MERCURIAL NATURE and tenuous persistence over decades of the friendship between two young women, Verna and Jolene, raised in the 1960s in the same rural town in Utah, and their problematic love, at …
MacArthur Park – Alta Review
My Brilliant Friend By Heather Scott Partington, Alta Small towns can lend themselves to oversimplification. You stay, you stagnate; you leave, you flourish. But Judith Freeman—who has made a career excavating the nuances of her small-town-Utah upbringing—has bigger ideas about what it can mean to be from a family-values state or to discover yourself anew …
The Kings Bookstore Interview – Salt Lake City October 14, 2021
Watch replay of MacArthur Park book discussion at The Kings Bookstore in Salt Lake City October 14, 2021 Watch the replay of MacArthur Park book discussion at The Kings Bookstore in Salt Lake City October 14, 2021 – Here.
MacArthur Park: Idaho Mountain Express interview 10/9/21
Judith Freeman discusses new novel at the Community Library By JOEY THYNE Express Staff Writer – October 9, 2021 ‘MacArthur Park’ navigates the rocky road of friendship In the 70s, Judith Freeman, an aspiring writer at the time, moved with her young son Todd to Ketchum. “I wanted to bring him to a place where …
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The Afterlife of Detritus: MacArthur Park
The Afterlife of Detritus: MacArthur Park By Judith Freeman, Anthony Hernandez Air Light Magazine / Neighborhoods Project / July 25, 2021 1. The first time I went to see him in his apartment in MacArthur Park, it was an April night in 1985. I didn’t really know the neighborhood; I was living on the other …
A Steady Diet of Low Expectations: A Conversation with Jessica Bruder, Author of “Nomadland”
THREE YEARS AGO, when Jessica Bruder, the author of the Nomadland: Surviving America in the Twenty-First Century, published her nonfiction account of the growing tribe of nomads roaming the American West, people who live in their vans or cars or RVs and work seasonal jobs to get by, she couldn’t have known that her book …
The Port of Missing Women
The Port of Missing Women What is it about Philip Marlowe and female foils? A biographer reimagines his legacy. BY JUDITH FREEMAN September 29, 2020 For some time, I’ve imagined writing a novel titled The Port of Missing Women, a term I came across while doing research for my biography of Raymond Chandler, The Long Embrace. It refers …
