Meet the MedHum Team: Dr. Felice Aull
Forging links between Medicine and the Arts: A Conversation with Dr. Felice Aull
Stories of Illness, Stories of Loss
An essay linking Holocaust memory books to the art of medical history-taking and illness narratives.
Biblioscopy: A Glimpse of New and Upcoming Books
New books probe illness, injury, empathy, burnout, and medicine’s fragile yet enduring human limits.
I Watched You Disappear by Anya Krugovoy Silver
A poetry collection exploring illness, loss, memory, and hope through intimate reflections on life and family.
From Nothing by Anya Krugovoy Silver
Anya Krugovoy Silver’s From Nothing transforms personal illness into transcendent, hopeful poetry.
Embodiment as Performance: Anne Gridley’s Watch Me Walk
Anne Gridley transforms walking into defiant performance, confronting disability, discomfort, and rare disease awareness head-on.
The Anatomist by Frederico Andahazi
Historical novel exploring 16th‑century anatomist Mateo Colombo’s controversial discovery of the clitoris.
Meet the MedHum Team: Dr. Jack Coulehan
Poet-physician Jack Coulehan reflects on medical humanities, technology’s impact, and poetry’s role in healing in this thoughtful interview.
Margo Weishar: The Excellent Doctor Blackwell
Margo Weishar explores Elizabeth Blackwell’s hidden life, ambition, and sacrifice ahead of a public reading.
I’m Sick, Therefore I Am: Illness as Normality in Nervous System with Author Lina Meruane
A conversation exploring illness as everyday reality, where sickness, care, and family life intertwine in an unsettling literary narrative.