Elizabeth Monaghan
Elizabeth Monaghan is a contributing writer for the Brooklyn Rail.
Children of Genocide
By Elizabeth MonaghanPhilomena sits on a concrete step in a muddy Rwandan backyard. Her daughter, Juliette, no older than fourteen, sits next to her, her arm draped over Philomena’s knee. The girl wears pink flip-flops and a dress patterned of multi-colored daisies.
Thatcher’s Leftovers
By Elizabeth MonaghanChris Killip, In Flagrante (Errata Editions)
In the Mirror
By Elizabeth MonaghanPhotographers will go to lengths to remain unnoticed by the people they photograph, hoping to capture a quality that disappears when their subjects recognize that they are being viewed through a lens.
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