Women of Letters
Jana M. Perkins, PhD, Tajja Isen, Alissa Wilkinson, Helen Betya Rubinstein, Savala Nolan, Candice Wuehle, Stefanie O'Connell, Claire JiaCareer advice you can’t get anywhere else. Deep-dive interviews deconstructing work, writing, & success with the women leading our cultural landscape.
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host, Women of Letters | author, DEEP LITERACY, DIGITAL TIME | career advice you can’t get anywhere else
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.
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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