Writing
—MICHELE MORANO
author of Grammar Lessons: Translating a Life in Spain
Timothy J. Hillegonds writes essays grounded in lived experience, often navigating themes like masculinity, addiction, recovery, and the long arc of accountability. His work has appeared in The Guardian, Salon, The Daily Beast, Chicago Tribune, Los Angeles Review of Books, and a wide range of literary journals.
Essays
The Daily Beast
Brevity
Baltimore Review
Hippocampus Magazine
Midway Journal
The WV Independent Observer
Brevity's Nonfiction Blog
Brevity's Nonfiction Blog
Craft Essays
Assay: A Journal of Nonfiction Studies
In Print
Embodying Masculinity: Two Writers on Gender, Binaries, and Moving Beyond
Fourth Genre: Explorations in Nonfiction
And Then We Are Leaving
River Teeth
This, or Everything and Nothing
Under the Gum Tree
The Right Kind of Time
The Fourth River
Biology
Rhino
Working for a Lineman in Colorado
Rhino
Book Reviews
Images, Landscapes, And The Restrained Alchemy Of Short Prose: On Barrie Jean Borich's "Apocalypse, Darling" And Beth Ann Fennelly's "Heating & Cooling: 52 Micro-Memoirs"
Fourth Genre
Los Angeles Review of Books
Ploughshares Blog