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So nice to see Grief Is for People on here: washingtonpost.com/books/2024/11/… The Washington Post

No matter what happens for the rest of the year, no matter what has already happened, this will always be the year I typed the word "cat" fifteen times in a row and The New Yorker printed it. newyorker.com/magazine/2024/…

This is pretty cool. Also, what a lovely, personal write-up. Nice to see NPR showing a little leg! apps.npr.org/best-books/#ye…

Grief Is for People is Literary Hub’s #1 best reviewed nonfiction title this year, which is a snazzy piece of information: lithub.com/the-best-revie… 🥹

So long as I beat Griffin. Jk this is a big fat *delight* and what talented company. 🙏 TIME: time.com/7200389/best-n…

A very Oprah end-of-year list! Sally Rooney and I *will* come to your house and f u up: oprahdaily.com/entertainment/… 🙏🥹

Very nice to see Grief Is for People on here. Thank you The Boston Globe: Here are 75 of the best books from 2024. bostonglobe.com/2024/12/13/art… via The Boston Globe

Thank you for having me on Dan Harris open.spotify.com/episode/5a74q3… 🙏

We like to compliment novels by saying they're realistic and our nonfiction by saying it's unbelievable. We prefer our personal essayists to be relatable and their stories to be remarkable. We are very mixed up about everything!

Thank you Literary Hub, this is some nice company: lithub.com/lit-hubs-50-no…

“I set out to write the story of my friendship with my former boss who died by suicide and the ensuing grief, but writing a memoir involving this topic didn’t afford me more authority than I had before I started writing it,” writes Sloane Crosley. Read: nyti.ms/3VYfjfB

Andrew Bangs is one of the first friends I made after college. I can't say enough good things about him (though never to his face *obviously*). I know there are many others like this...but this one is mine. If you feel compelled to help, here's how: gofund.me/48cc65a5

Thinking of this tidbit Laura Dern told me and will be sad come Sunday night.

I enjoyed contributing to this book. "I was captivated, for instance, by Sloane Crosley’s portrayal of Sarah Newmeyer, a peppy Memphis gal who became MoMA’s first publicist..." Captivated! It's her, not me...Sarah forever: nybooks.com/online/2025/02…

The embarrassment and the fear are really like neck and neck racehorses at this point.

Book 013 features: ✦ An introduction by playwright Lynn Nottage ✦ Essays by writers Sloane Crosley and Doreen St. Félix ✦ A conversation between Celine Song and philosopher Andrew H. Miller shop.a24films.com/products/past-…

“‘The United States: how can you live in that country?’ the man had asked. Agnes had shrugged. ‘A lot of my stuff is there,’ she said.” Lorrie Moore, Birds of America

Never in my life have I been so thrilled to disagree with Groucho Marx. Warmest congratulations to the centennial class of Guggenheim fellows and eternal thanks to The Guggenheim Foundation. #guggfellows2025

I like how this little ditty runs the day I’m in LA for LA Times Festival of Books. See you at noon, Los Angeles. Please don’t throw rotten eggs at me. airmail.news/issues/2025-4-… 🙏♥️ Air Mail

It's always a good day to celebrate Geoff Dyer but in this case? The day is June 16th: 92ny.org/event/geoff-dy… The 92nd Street Y, New York