Fellow Spotlight: Heidi Julavits
Writer Heidi Julavits attempts to redefine memoir as an act of personal, philosophical, and ideological investigation.
Writer Heidi Julavits is an associate professor at Columbia University’s School of the Arts, a founder of “The Believer,” and author of a half dozen works of fiction and nonfiction. At the Academy, she’s working on a complex work of nonfiction called “Altitude Sickness,” the third in a trilogy in which she attempts to redefine memoir as an act of personal, philosophical, and ideological investigation.
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