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In-depth conversations about work, writing, & professional success with the women shaping our cultural landscape. An interview series now in its 3rd season.
Unknown Host hosts Women of Letters.
If you’ve been a longtime reader, you’ll know that two of the subjects I most regularly gravitate towards in my personal reading are books about female friendship and books about the diaspora experience. So you can only
Each month, between interviews, I hop on the mic to share a new episode of The Postscript: a new section of Women of Letters I’ve been working on which features a life update from me + a behind-the-scenes look at my conv
With her latest book, Savala has accomplished the rare feat of building on a widely celebrated first book with a second book that—already, in its first month post-publication—is on track to be equally if not more so. (Ms
Victoria’s latest novel is the rare book that is so wide-ranging and lushly articulated that it eludes description. To simply say, for example, that it’s a work of historical fiction about two women painters in 17th-cent
If you’ve been a longtime reader or listener, you’ll know that this kind of one-on-one is something I haven’t done before. So I’m definitely feeling a little bit nervous in this moment. But I also have a lot of excitemen
The publishing industry occupies a unique space in our cultural landscape: it is ubiquitous in its influence, and yet persistently opaque in its operations. Alia has been working to change that. In addition to representi
With her work on A Reading Life, Petya’s newsletter exemplifies the vibrant literary community that has emerged on Substack. Her writing charts the terrain between casual reader and devoted bibliophile, offering essays o
Anna Malaika’s latest book, Erased, showcases her characteristic ability to make complex ideas accessible at every level. Building on both her acclaimed first book and viral TED Talk, it examines the far-reaching impacts
With her debut novel, Emily has accomplished the rare feat of writing a book that is timely, incisive, and deeply affecting — all while being the kind of impossible-to-put-down read that audiences dream of finding. The b
In her meticulously researched, newly published book, Corinne brings her years of expertise as a Wharton professor and an economist studying gender to answer the age-old question: is it possible for women to have it all?
Nikkya’s writing in Mama, her first book, is visceral and punctuated in its vulnerability. She recounts each of the emotionally saturated events that frame her memoir with open-hearted precision, including her mother’s i
Among the most compelling memoirs are those that offer a window into experiences so singular they would otherwise remain known to only a fraction of humanity. Literary treasures of this kind are scarce not because extrao
The only word that can be used to adequately describe Kapka’s work is ‘mesmerizing.’ The effect either of reading her writing or of listening to her speak is one of being swept into what feels like an alternate dimension
I first discovered Jennifer through her Minorities in Publishing podcast, which shines a light on underrepresented professionals in the book publishing world. Its episodes generously offer everything from real-world cont
In all my reading, I’ve encountered few works like Marianne’s Intervals. Her book offers a capacious look at life, death, and dying through a chronicling of her mother’s decision to withdraw from life-sustaining treatmen
Every so often, you encounter someone who has done so much so well that it becomes difficult to capture the extent of their accomplishments. Mary Jo is one of those people. She’s published nine books of poetry and numero
I consider Elisa to be among the foremost essayists of our time. As someone who is both a poet and an essayist, she writes in a way that few others do. Regular readers of her work will have noticed, for example, how her
As someone who now, effectively, lives between three different countries, I’ve become increasingly interested in the relationship between space and self. I’m finding that, far from being the passive surroundings onto whi
My notes, in preparation for the writing of this introduction, formed a web of densely concentrated insight on the human experience courtesy of Ayşegül’s latest novel, The Anthropologists. The book follows its main chara
All of us, I think, have had the experience of seeing someone else take credit for something we’ve done. But how many of us can say that our work was used by another person to earn a Nobel Prize? The American novelist, p
Alia Hanna Habib
VP & Literary Agent · The Gernert Company
1 appearance on this show
Anna Malaika Tubbs
New York Times bestselling author of The Three Mothers and Erased
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Corinne Low
PhD, Author of Having It All: What Data Tells Us About Women's Lives and Getting the Most Out of Yours · Wharton School
1 appearance on this show
Nikkya Hargrove
1 appearance on this show
Carrie Sun
author of 'Private Equity'
1 appearance on this show
Jennifer Baker
Associate Vice Provost and Director of Athletics & Recreation · Johns Hopkins University
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