Win Bassett
Win Bassett is a writer and editor-at-large for the Sewanee Review. He lives in Nashville, where he teaches and coaches at a boys’ school.
A Pennsylvania family destroyed by fracking
Eliza Griswold tells the story of an industry and the people it hurts.
by Win Bassett
November 20, 2018
Love and horses
In C.E. Morgan’s world, anything goes as long as it’s couched in the language of the equine.
by Win Bassett
March 23, 2017
In The Lady in the Van, viewers see playwright Alan Bennett befriend a woman experiencing homelessness—and treat her as a human.
by Win Bassett
May 26, 2016