An intimate and evocative essay collection celebrating the life and music of Sinead O Connor, exploring her radical and prescient views on gender and sexuality, global politics and the power of pop, with and introduction by Neko Case.
Martha Bayne is the editor of three collections of writing about Chicago and the Midwest, most recently The Chicago Neighborhood Guidebook, which was named one of the best 21st-century books about the city by Chicago magazine. A journalist and essayist, her work has appeared in local and national outlets including the Chicago Reader, The Chicago Reporter, The Baffler, Eater, Belt Magazine, The World, South Side Weekly, and The Rumpus, where she was for two years the Sunday essays coeditor. She currently works as the regional trade editor at the University of Illinois Press and writes a Substack newsletter called Range of Motion.
