Jami Attenberg
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Jami Attenberg is the author of Instant Love, The Kept Man, and The Melting Season. Her fourth book of fiction, The Middlesteins, will be published in October 2012. Visit her at whatever-whenever.net.
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Interview: Lauren Groff
It's still early in 2012, but it's reasonable to say that Lauren Groff's … more »
Interview: Ellis Avery
Ellis Avery's second novel, The Last Nude, is as juicy and sexy a book yo… more »
Jonathan Franzen, Freedom…
Follows a couple as they meet, marry, breed, and then fall apart Let's sa… more »
Colson Whitehead, Zone One…
Here's an audiobook best consumed during daylight hours: Zone One, Colson… more »
Helen Oyeyemi, Mr. Fox…
One of the more delightfully unconventional narratives in recent memory H… more »
Jane Lynch, Happy Accidents…
It is impossible not to root for her "Like any good, closeted young lesbi… more »
eMusic Q&A: Elissa Schappe…
Elissa Schappell's second collection of linked stories, Blueprints for Bu… more »
Amy Waldman, The Submission…
What happens when a jury anonymously picks a Muslim architect to design a… more »
Glen Duncan, The Last Werewolf…
A sophisticated novel in more ways than one Glen Duncan's The Last Werewo… more »
Patti Smith, Just Kids
There is so much to admire about Patti Smith's enchanting memoir, Just Ki… more »
Patti Smith, Just Kids…
There is so much to admire about Patti Smith's enchanting memoir, Just Ki… more »
Kate Christensen on Gossip, Ba…
Kate Christensen is a truth-teller. Whether it's in her criticism and ess… more »
Ann Patchett, State of Wonder…
The product of an artist in her prime Ann Patchett's State of Wonder begi… more »
Heather Havrilesky
Former Salon television critic Heather Havrilesky has been known since th… more »
Julie Klam
In You Had Me At Woof: How Dogs Taught Me the Secrets of Happiness, autho… more »
Jennifer Egan
A Visit from the Goon Squad is one of the year's most inventive books. Au… more »
Nora Ephron, I Remember Nothin…
The beloved director turns her charisma and honesty onto her past Nora Ep… more »
Maile Meloy
In the ongoing discussion of whether women writers are given the same res… more »
Martha McPhee
The fair citizens of New York City are obsessed with many things: art, mu… more »
Martha McPhee, Dear Money…
A timeless portrait of money-crazed New Yorkers "The story begins, of cou… more »
Samantha Bee, I Know I Am, But…
Hilarious stories from The Daily Show's female correspondent Samantha… more »
Julie Orringer, The Invisible …
A novel that's epic in scope, yet breathtakingly intimate in emotion … more »
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The idea that diverse languages are a form of divine punishment, serving only to separate us, is a popular one in numerous mythologies and religious traditions. In Genesis, humanity is unified by a common tongue… more »
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