eric@ericlemay.org
@eclemay
Eric LeMay

 

"Taste Test!"

On Unbearable Thoughts and the Bombing of Children

Hole

On Being a Parent Amid This Latest Anti-Tran Violence

1-13-21

Text Our Dead

Remember Me: An Essay

Fox Lake

 

Birth Story

Essays on the Essay and Other Essays

In Praise of Nothing: Essays, Memoir, and other Experiments

Immortal Milk: Adventures in Cheese

CrossFit Nation

Star-Crossed Something-or-Others

Memory Collective

Conjunctions: Experiments in Collaboration

Dairy Revolutionary

Baby Foodie

The Lost Garden of Herman Haerlin

 

Interviews for the New Books Network

 

On the Essay in Our Time

Binary Truths: Creative Nonfiction in Our Electronic Age

Caveat Scriptor: On the Essay and its Reader

What Is Creative Nonfiction?

In Defense of Food Writing: A Reader's Manifesto

On the Early English Essay: An Experimental Array

Lunch: A Look at How We Read Now

On Montaigne, Metaphor, and the Thatness of the Essay

 

The One in the Many

The Loneliness of God

 

The Cliffs: An Essay, A Fiction, A Zombie Fusion

Dolorous Laughter

 

Eric LeMay is a mutlimedi, multi-genre, spirit-attuned, nonbinary artist currently in remission from cancer. He has taught writing at Harvard, Columbia, and the University of Chicago. He is on the faculty of the writing program at Ohio University, his alma mater. He is also a host on the New Books Network. He is the autor of five books, and his work has appeared in The Paris Review, Gastronomica, Poetry Daily, the Best Food Writing series, and other venues. He lives in Athens, Ohio, with fellow writer Kristin LeMay and their son.