The Book Project
Hanna Kozlowska, Rosie SpinksOn writing nonfiction one Post-it at a time
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On writing a book while pregnant
Look what my friends made me!!!
I submitted my revised, fact-checked, and end-noted manuscript on June 26. That day I happened to be 38 weeks and 1 day pregnant. My book had already been available for pre-order for a week. Everyone and th...
How I got my perfect book cover(s)
Here I am popping into your inbox after many months, having broken all rules of maintaining a newsletter. Guess what? Writing a 112,000 word book that is based on 120+ interviews on deadline does not leave brainspace for much else, so I jus...
How to write a book proposal
I know it’s been a minute, and I apologize for the silence. I’m writing the very last chapter of U Up?, and some life circumstances that I will write about soon enough have made it impossible for me to do much that isn’t taking basic mental...
I drew my book writing experience because I'm very tired of writing
Hello friends,
I know it’s been a while, and I sincerely apologize (I did warn you though!). I am crunching HARD on my deadline, so writing anything beyond the book itself is a challenge. I’ve written more than 75,000 words already, and ha...
My husband has read 59 books out loud to me. It’s the best
I’m almost done with George Eliot’s Middlemarch. More precisely: we’re almost done with Middlemarch. My husband Misha has been reading it out loud to me for several months. He hadn’t spent many hours of his life watching Jane Austen adaptat...
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Writer and reporter author of "U Up? An Intimate History of Online Dating" (out with One Signal/S&S! in January 2027) \ud83d\udc8c. Words in The Cut, Washington Post, NBC, Elle, The Guardian, previously at Quartz, NYT, and Foreign Policy
A writer, former journalist, and recovering overachiever. My book "How To Build a Village" is forthcoming from Flatiron Books (US) and Bonnier Books (UK).
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