News & Reviews

The London-based Times Literary Supplement, published a review of Love's Long Line, written by Jennifer Schaffer. "Sophfronia Scott’s calm confidence in her craft and her generosity with her subjects give consistent pleasure." An excerpt from the review can be found at this link. The page includes instructions on how to subscribe to TLS to read the full [...]

Author Renée E. D’Aoust writes, "Sophfronia Scott’s collection of essays Love’s Long Line reminds us that a life lived with hope is a life full of possibility. While walking in New York City’s Central Park or visiting her emotionally absent mother in Ohio, Scott shows us what it means to find faith." The review is available at [...]

From The Christian Century: "We asked some of our favorite novelists and poets to tell us about three recent works of fiction that they found especially moving, helpful, challenging, or beautiful and that speak to them in a deep way." Sophfronia Scott says of her choices, "...three books have moved me to see anew the [...]

Midwestern Gothic staffer Marisa Frey talked with author Sophfronia Scott about her book Love’s Long Line, solitude vs. loneliness, love and faith in everyday life, and more. Read the interview at this link.

Since 2007, author and writing teacher, Kate Hopper, has invited a select group of women writers to read from their work at her annual Motherhood & Words Reading at the Loft Literary Center in Minneapolis. Kate’s mission is, in her own words, “to highlight the amazing writing out there by women about motherhood.” As in years past, Mom Enough is [...]

"Sophfronia Scott and her son, Tain Gregory, have a compelling story to tell. In December 2012, Tain was a third-grader at Sandy Hook Elementary, the school that became synonymous with the tragedy of school shootings when 20 first-grade children and six adult staff members were killed at Sandy Hook in a massacre that took only [...]