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“One Woman Show,” by Christine Coulson This is a unique little book. Coulson worked for the Metropolitan Museum of Art for many years, writing the small wall labels for the museum’s galleries. She got the idea to write a novel using only those 75-word-or-less descriptors to carry the story. This book is the result. Each […]

Christine Coulson’s sophomore novel One Woman Show explores the formal constraints — and narrative possibilities — of the museum wall label.

Christine Coulson Speaks on Writing and Art Museums at Beacon Hill Books | Arts | The Harvard Crimson

MANCHESTER — Southern Vermont Arts Center and Northshire Bookstore in Manchester will host an event featuring author Christine Coulson, as she speaks on her new book, "One Woman Show," on

Christine Coulson worked for more than 25 years at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, where she wrote hundreds of wall labels. In One Woman Show, her second novel, she tells the tragicomic life story of a Wasp-ish porcelain girl called Kitty Whitaker almost entirely in the same 75-word format as if she

A spry story of art’s interplay with power; Philippa Gregory charts 900 years of weavers, nuns and housewives; and Ross Gay waxes lyrical in a rambling collection of essays

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