Author: Lisa Goodrum

Lisa Goodrum is currently a freelance editor and proofreader who has previously worked for companies such as I.B.Tauris and Bloomsbury where she has commissioned art history, gender studies and philosophy. She commissions narrative non-fiction for Inkandescent publishers in the areas of biography, memoir, reportage, gender studies and cultural criticism and has written for The Sock Drawer Literary Magazine, t’ART magazine and Cōnfingō magazine. She is a bookworm, art lover, dog obsessive and fanatical Manchester United fan. You can find her on Instagram @lougood83 and Twitter @LisaGoodrum.

Authenticity as Oxymoron: Emily Bootle’s This Is Not Who I Am

  Lisa Goodrum

From influencers promoting the latest wellness fad to the ‘messy heroine’ trope of recent hit TV shows, the concept of authenticity has never been more widely preached, obsessed over and marketed writes Lisa Goodrum in her review of Emily Bootle’s persuasive new book, This Is Not Who I Am.

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Picturing Loss: On Francesca Woodman by Lisa Goodrum

  Lisa Goodrum

Heavy with heartache and loss, Lisa Goodrum turned to the haunting photography of Francesca Woodman to make sense of the pain and the blurry, achromatic period that was the summer of 2019. Here, in hauntingly beautiful prose, she tells her story.

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