"From Grief comes glory: Holy Cross teacher's fourth novel earning accolades" Worcester Telegram & Gazette Read Time 1 Minute Issues and Ideas Top 25 Fiction Books of 2011, The New York Times" 100 Notable Books of 2011, and the Washington Post’s Notable Fiction of 2011.Although very humble about her success, Cohen shared with the reporter, “I actually do care a lot about people whose opinion I respect. When I hear from people I think of as really good thinkers and writers and cultural critics it does mean a lot to me to think that this book, that my writing, in some way feels satisfying and worthy of reckoning with in those circles. That feels real to me and that feels like a nourishing kind of praise as opposed to that sort of butter crème icing kind of praise that tastes good and then you sort of feel a little bit sick after you eat it.” Read the article in the Telegram & Gazette. This "Holy Cross in the News" item is by Sara Bovat '14. More Stories Image Go to Story Madeleine Moino Wants to be a Nurse. So Why is She Winning International Literature Awards? Image Go to Story College Tradition Lives on in an Unexpected Place Image Go to Story The Bell Was Stolen By 3 View All Stories
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