Elizabeth Earley ’11 (Los Angeles, MFA) weaves a philosophical novel with a coming-of-age story in Like Wings, Your Hands (2019), producing a beautiful hybrid work that explores the dynamics of a mother-son relationship complicated by disability and interdependence.
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