So delighted to see Alexis Soloski's Here in the Dark rightfully getting a rave review in @guardianbooks this week theguardian.com/books/2024/jan… 'A sharp, funny and pacy slice of Manhattan noir... with a terrific payoff'

I first spoke to Danielle Brooks during S1 of Orange Is the New Black, thrilled for her much deserved nomination, a star then, now, always. nytimes.com/2024/01/23/mov…

Love a solidarity girlie.

Considering Killers of the Flower Moon, Anatomy of a Fall, Barbie, Poor Things and Priscilla, love a year that confirms that dating men is...bad.

"I think it’s wonderful to create. I think it’s wonderful to perform. I think it’s wonderful to make things up. I mean, what’s fiction if not a kind of performance on the page?” Alexis Soloski #HereInTheDark Flatiron Books wpr.org/books/beta-ale…

One of my articles inspired a question on Wait Wait Don't Tell Me, so I am famous now.

Introducing Joan Lader, the vocal coach and therapist who has rescued and rehabbed two generations (and counting) of Broadway stars: nytimes.com/2024/02/07/the…

“I find less-is-more interesting to watch, characters that you have to lean toward and work out, because they don’t just reveal everything,” he said. nytimes.com/2024/02/15/art…

The problem with batch cooking is that then you're faced with batch eating.

It's just one door that you can slam and slam.

Grinding on your boyfriend at the Olivia Rodrigo concert feels like a category error.

The collective noun for journalists should be a scoop, right?

Cried my eyes out at Suffs and not sure I could even tell you why. Love to feel something.

Reading Kelly Link's "The Book of Love" and it is everything I want a novel to be--strange, expansive, yearning, funny. Please recommend a million more novels just like it.

Because I only skimmed the reviews, I had not realized that "Tom Lake" was a theater novel. It is and it is perfect.

I love this piece so much.

Hey! Is anyone still here? What are the great books, memoirs about writers rooms/ TV production a la Burn It Down?

Adam Brody as a hot rabbi? Beshert, no? nytimes.com/2024/09/05/art…

So proud to see my picnic blanket make its NYT debut nytimes.com/2024/09/11/the…

In which Kaitlin Olson offered to go into anaphylactic shock, because she thought it would be funny: nytimes.com/2024/09/17/art…