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Kim Wall Was So Much More Than a Headline
The parents of an adventurous, intrepid reporter are reframing the narrative around her murder.
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"There Have Been Points in My Life When I Have Felt Like Feminism Was Not for Me"
Mikki Kendall, author of Hood Feminism, on how the mainstream feminist movement has largely ignored women of color.
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'Exciting Times' Will Remind You of Sally Rooney's Work
Still, Naoise Dolan deserves her own praise.
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Let's Stop Prying Into the Personal Lives of Women Writers, Shall We?
I wrote a novel that touches on domestic violence—and perfect strangers felt entitled to ask if I was a victim.
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The Babysitters Club Is Back
On set with the original girl bosses.
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Michelle McNamara's Work Led to a Serial Killer—But She Died Before His Arrest
Features Michelle McNamara—true-crime junkie, mom, founder of True Crime Diary, wife to Patton Oswalt—sadly died in 2016, long before HBO's 'I'll Be Gone In the Dark.'
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'The Vanishing Half' Is Marie Claire's July Book Club Pick
Read an excerpt from Brit Bennett's novel, here, then dive in with us throughout the month.
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Who Finished Writing the Book 'I'll Be Gone In the Dark After Michelle McNamara Died?
Michelle McNamara died before it was completed.
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Does Laura Die In the '365 Dni' Books?
Let's dive in to the book trilogy, shall we?
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The Time Has Come to Let Go of 'Harry Potter'
The Wizarding World isn’t the moral sanctuary it once was. And because we're all adults now, we have to acknowledge that.
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Anti-Racist Books for Children and Teenagers' Bookshelves
It's never too early to start the conversation.
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The Audiobooks We Can't Get Enough Of
Jake Gyllenhaal narrating The Great Gatsby? I'm all in.
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Naoise Dolan's 'Exciting Times' Is Marie Claire's June #ReadWithMC Pick
Read an exclusive excerpt from Dolan's debut novel, here, then dive in with us throughout the month.
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'All Adults Here' Is an Ideal Quarantine Read
Though it will probably make you miss your family.
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Sense and Social Distancing
Isolated, socially distant, and unable to touch anyone: The single life under COVID-19 is eerily Jane Austen-esque.
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Sarah Pinsker, Author of 'Song for a New Day,' on Predicting the Pandemic in Her 2019 Novel
As Pinsker's fiction becomes our reality, she offers her views on how we can weather the COVID-19 crisis.
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The 13 Best Books to Read in 2020
Escape reality with one of our favorite new novels.
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Laura Harrier Shares Her Favorite Books in 'Shelf Portrait'
Hollywood actress and Louis Vuitton muse Laura Harrier gave us a tour of her bookshelf.
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'Rodham' Is a Frustrating But Fascinating Look at an Alternate-Universe Hillary Clinton
Curtis Sittenfeld's new book imagines Hillary's life without Bill—but it turns out a liberated Rodham still isn’t an open one.
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For the Love of Feminism, Do Not Let Twilight 'Midnight Sun' See the Light of Day
The franchise, with its outdated views on gender roles, should be left in 2005.
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Care Package Ideas to Send to Your Loved Ones in Quarantine
Who doesn't want a box of candles and beauty products delivered to them?!
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A New Biography on Prince Harry & Meghan Markle Is Coming
'Finding Freedom: Harry and Meghan and the Making of a Modern Royal Family' will be released this summer.
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Rebecca Serle's 'In Five Years' Is Not the Story You Think It Is
You'll devour it—just don't expect a lighthearted romance novel.
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Emma Straub's 'All Adults Here' Is Marie Claire's May Book Club Pick
Read an exclusive excerpt from Straub's latest novel, here, then dive in with us throughout the month.
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The Major Differences Between Hulu's 'Normal People' and the Book
The characters lack the depth that made Rooney's novel so brilliant.
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'Normal People' Season 2: Everything We Know
Long live the Sally Rooney hype.
