The past year has been a banger for musical memoirs by women. by Kaylen Ralph Just short of a year ago, […]
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Q&A with Laura van den Berg, author of “Find Me”
The author talks “The Wire,” blizzard reports, Florida and why sometimes the most passive-seeming characters are the ones with the most […]
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Book Review: ‘Find Me’ by Laura van den Berg
Laura van den Berg’s new novel is a perfectly poised psychological puzzle. by Kinzy Janssen Swirling at the center of the […]
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Pleasure Reading: 19 Stories About Love
Sexting, cheating, Bjork, Joan Didion, grandmothers and (almost) all the universal things about love. by Paige Pritchard Valentine’s Day is the […]
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Q&A with Rebecca Scherm, author of ‘Unbecoming’
Rebecca Scherm reclaims the femme fatale in her first novel, a heist thriller with legs. by Joanna Demkiewicz In Rebecca Scherm’s […]
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Book Review: ‘The Girl on The Train’ by Paula Hawkins
Unreliable narrators and a roving setting lend this new thriller the makings of a sensational release. by Kaylen Ralph In Alfred […]
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Q&A with Paula Hawkins, Author of ‘The Girl on The Train’
A conversation with the woman who has successfully “Hitchcocked” Gone Girl. by Kaylen Ralph When Gillian Flynn’s Gone Girl came out in […]
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10 Books by Women to Get Excited for in 2015
New year, new books. by The Riveter Editors This year may have officially been deigned #readwomen2014, but we’d like to see […]
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Book Review: Meghan Daum’s ‘The Unspeakable’
Meghan Daum’s unsentimental approach to sentimental topics makes this book of essays an experiment in taboos. by Kaylen Ralph “In some […]
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Book Review: Lindsay Hunter’s ‘Ugly Girls’
A cast of delinquent characters and a gritty setting sheds light on social politics in this modern fairy tale. by Joanna […]
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