Conversations about work, writing, & professional success with the women shaping our cultural landscape. An interview series now in its 3rd season.
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“I’m still refining this”: Tajja Isen on her career as a writer
My conversation with Tajja on how she learned to let go of the “familiar vision of success,” why she’s fascinated by mentorship as a relational category, the framework she uses to make decisions about which opportunities to pursue, why voic...
“I’m never going to forget that”: The Postscript ep. 5
Each month, between interviews, I hop on the mic to share a new episode of The Postscript: a Women of Letters segment featuring a life update from me + a behind-the-scenes look at my conversations with our recent guests—in this episode, Hel...
“I continue to be surprised”: Téa Obreht on her career as a writer
My conversation with Téa on how she gained the emotional license to treat her writing as work, what it was like winning a major literary prize in her twenties, why she’s driven by a fear of disenchantment, feeling culturally Balkan and at h...
“I’m someone who thinks in seasons”: Stefanie O’Connell on her career as a writer
My conversation with Stefanie on how growing up with a breadwinning mother shaped her views on gender and work, the way she’s built a career through cold emailing and developing a resilience against rejection, why it’s so rare to see hetero...
“I set out to define my own values”: Helen Betya Rubinstein on her career as an author and writing coach
My conversation with Helen on the winding path from wanting to be a pianist to becoming a writer, why changing her ideas about achievement is what she’s most proud of achieving, how she accidentally stumbled into her current job, the years...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
host, Women of Letters | author, DEEP LITERACY, DIGITAL TIME | examining how we design our lives around work
Tajja Isen is the author of the essay collection SOME OF MY BEST FRIENDS and the forthcoming memoir TOUGH LOVE.
I’m a movie critic at the New York Times, and author of "We Tell Ourselves Stories: Joan Didion and the American Dream Machine" (paperback out now!) and "Salty: Lessons on Eating, Drinking, and Living from Revolutionary Women" (2022).
author of FEELS LIKE TROUBLE: PROVOCATIONS ON WRITING, TEACHING & POWER (Oct 2026) and THE CASE AGAINST RUBINSTEIN: AN ANTI-FICTION (2027)
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Author of Ultranatural (U Iowa 2026) & MONARCH (Soft Skull, 2022), named “Gonzo” by the Wall Street Journal, “Bonkers” by Publisher’s Weekly and “Fantastically strange” by Crime Reads. An NPR and SPIN best book of 2022.
I make painted paper collages about food and the strange history behind it. Author-illustrator of childrens nonfiction, rep'd by DHA. Tasty Tales + Big Book of Birthdays (DK) | Newsletter + books + art shop at annalena.nl
Author of THE AMBITION PENALTY (ambitionpenalty.com) Debunking the myths that keep women from equal pay, leadership and power — one data point at a time [stefanieoconnell at gmail.com]
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