stories

Travesty “No thought was so devastating to Prima as the thought that she was ascribing wisdom and seriousness to something that would turn out to be stupid.” / THE NEW YORKER

Isabel “The lives of girls like Diana would have been infinitely easier, if only one girl that everyone envied had stood up and said, It’s me you’re talking about.” / GRANTA

Your Hand, Your Dog “I could feel the upper hand entering and deserting me in turns: at restaurants when N paid the bill, at parties where I knew more women.” / JOYLAND

essays

Would you rather have married young? On the end of the concept of experience “Can a girl no longer have a worthwhile amount of fun if she avoids getting married before she’s twenty-five?” / THE METROPOLITAN REVIEW

What is the read receipt for? “Each theater of communication has its own assumptions and rules of play.” / GRANTA

reviews

On Sally Rooney’s Intermezzo “When we read a Sally Rooney novel, we feel that we too are occupying a severe, cold, judgmental world…” / THE WASHINGTON POST