Briallen Hopper

Briallen Hopper is an American author, writer, columnist, and literary critic. She is the author of the Bloomsbury collection ''Hard to Love: Essays and Confessions'' (2019). Her work has been published in ''Vox'', ''The Yale Review'', ''The Washington Post'', ''New York Magazine'', and other publications. Hopper's Curbed column, "House Rules," covered topics such as mental health, culture, and community during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Hopper is an associate professor in the English department and co-director of the MFA Program at Queens College, CUNY, where she teaches non-fiction, public writing, protest prose, and editorial practices. She is the U.S. representative and contributing editor on And Other Stories and serves as editor-in-chief of online religion and culture literary magazine, ''Killing The Buddha''. Hopper's essay, "Young Adult Cancer Story," remains the most-viewed piece in the history of the ''Los Angeles Review of Books''.

She teaches ''Writing About Family'' at Yale University. Provided by Wikipedia