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The Fictions of Margaret Atwood

Esther Wang

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7/3/19

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Shelf Life7/3/19

Shelf Life7/3/19

Blood Isn't Everything

Mairead Small Staid

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5/22/19

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Sidelined in the Service of Male Genius

Katie Da Cunha Lewin

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4/5/19

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Jezebel Interview4/5/19

Jezebel Interview4/5/19

Miriam Toews's Women Talking Explores the Aftermath of Rape in a Remote Mennonite Community

Dayna Evans

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12/18/18

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Year in Review 201812/18/18

Year in Review 201812/18/18

Looking Back With Ottessa Moshfegh at My Year of Rest and Relaxation and Her Year of Pain and Disorientation

Rich Juzwiak

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12/13/18

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Year in Review 201812/13/18

Year in Review 201812/13/18

Our Favorite Books of the Year

Jezebel Staff

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7/31/18

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Features7/31/18

Features7/31/18

The Dead Girl Killed the Rom-Com

Catherine Nichols

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7/3/18

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Jezebel Interview7/3/18

Jezebel Interview7/3/18

'Women's Identity Is Composed of Myths': Author Samantha Hunt on Mermaids and the Reissue of The Seas

Stassa Edwards

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6/8/18

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6/8/18

For Author Lauren Groff, Florida Is 'an Eden of Terrible Things'

Stassa Edwards

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5/29/18

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5/29/18

Sheila Heti's Motherhood Isn't Really About Motherhood

Stassa Edwards

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12/7/17

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12/7/17

How We Eclipse Women's Literary Brilliance With 'Scandal'

Sarah Seltzer

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9/14/17

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9/14/17

An Appreciation of Danielle Steel's Writing Desk

Hannah Gold

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7/20/17

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7/20/17

A Conversation with Alissa Nutting on Intimacy, Florida, and Dolphins

Stassa Edwards

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6/26/17

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6/26/17

Open Thread: Happy 20th Anniversary, Harry Potter

Rachel Vorona Cote

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5/4/17

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Jezebel Interview5/4/17

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Paula Hawkins Talks 'Troublesome Women,' 'Good Men,' and Her New Book, Into the Water

Stassa Edwards

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4/10/17

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4/10/17

Sonoya Mizuno Joins Constance Wu in Movie Adaptation Of Crazy Rich Asians

Rachel Vorona Cote

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3/23/17

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3/23/17

A Conversation with Elif Batuman on Freshman Awkwardness, Email, and Her Novel The Idiot

Stassa Edwards

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2/15/17

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2/15/17

Katie Kitamura Talks Infidelity, Role Playing, and Grief in Her New Novel A Separation

Stassa Edwards

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2/12/17

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2/12/17

Eva Green, Gemma Arterton Star As Titular Characters in Vita and Virginia

Rachel Vorona Cote

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11/30/16

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11/30/16

The Natural Way of Things Is a Prescient Feminist Horror Novel You Need to Read

Stassa Edwards

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Everyone Who's Upset About This Black Girl's Hair Is Telling On Themselves

Jonathan Van Ness On Revealing He Is HIV Positive: 'I Do Feel the Need to Talk About This'

This Is a Dick

The Fictions of Margaret Atwood

Blood Isn't Everything

Sidelined in the Service of Male Genius

Miriam Toews's Women Talking Explores the Aftermath of Rape in a Remote Mennonite Community

Looking Back With Ottessa Moshfegh at My Year of Rest and Relaxation and Her Year of Pain and Disorientation

Our Favorite Books of the Year

The Dead Girl Killed the Rom-Com

'Women's Identity Is Composed of Myths': Author Samantha Hunt on Mermaids and the Reissue of The Seas

For Author Lauren Groff, Florida Is 'an Eden of Terrible Things'

Sheila Heti's Motherhood Isn't Really About Motherhood

How We Eclipse Women's Literary Brilliance With 'Scandal'

An Appreciation of Danielle Steel's Writing Desk

A Conversation with Alissa Nutting on Intimacy, Florida, and Dolphins

Open Thread: Happy 20th Anniversary, Harry Potter

Paula Hawkins Talks 'Troublesome Women,' 'Good Men,' and Her New Book, Into the Water

Sonoya Mizuno Joins Constance Wu in Movie Adaptation Of Crazy Rich Asians

A Conversation with Elif Batuman on Freshman Awkwardness, Email, and Her Novel The Idiot

Katie Kitamura Talks Infidelity, Role Playing, and Grief in Her New Novel A Separation

Eva Green, Gemma Arterton Star As Titular Characters in Vita and Virginia

The Natural Way of Things Is a Prescient Feminist Horror Novel You Need to Read

All Hell Breaks Loose After Tekashi 6ix9ine Outs Cardi B, Jim Jones as Gang Members in Court

Here's What Happened With Tesla's Ambitious First Attempt At The Nürburgring

'I'm About to Die': Tekashi 6ix9ine Chokes Up As He Recalls Being Beaten, Kidnapped By His Former Crew

The Fictions of Margaret Atwood

Blood Isn't Everything

Sidelined in the Service of Male Genius

Miriam Toews's Women Talking Explores the Aftermath of Rape in a Remote Mennonite Community

Looking Back With Ottessa Moshfegh at My Year of Rest and Relaxation and Her Year of Pain and Disorientation

Our Favorite Books of the Year

The Dead Girl Killed the Rom-Com

'Women's Identity Is Composed of Myths': Author Samantha Hunt on Mermaids and the Reissue of The Seas

For Author Lauren Groff, Florida Is 'an Eden of Terrible Things'

Sheila Heti's Motherhood Isn't Really About Motherhood

How We Eclipse Women's Literary Brilliance With 'Scandal'

An Appreciation of Danielle Steel's Writing Desk

A Conversation with Alissa Nutting on Intimacy, Florida, and Dolphins

Open Thread: Happy 20th Anniversary, Harry Potter

Paula Hawkins Talks 'Troublesome Women,' 'Good Men,' and Her New Book, Into the Water

Sonoya Mizuno Joins Constance Wu in Movie Adaptation Of Crazy Rich Asians

A Conversation with Elif Batuman on Freshman Awkwardness, Email, and Her Novel The Idiot

Katie Kitamura Talks Infidelity, Role Playing, and Grief in Her New Novel A Separation

Eva Green, Gemma Arterton Star As Titular Characters in Vita and Virginia

The Natural Way of Things Is a Prescient Feminist Horror Novel You Need to Read