I loved Maggie Doherty’s book- The Equivalents, because it tells a big story- the birth of feminism- by following a personal story- or rather five personal stories. Doherty (pictured below)…
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For those of you who don’t subscribe to House & Garden (tsk, tsk), here’s the perfect Sunday read – HandGOctLifestyle – It’s a profile I wrote with the help of my…
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House Lessons is a memoir about renovating a house, a marriage, a family and a life. The decade long renovation (much done by the family themselves) taught Bauermeister many lessons,…
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I knew I was going to like author Laura Zigman before I’d opened her latest book, Separation Anxiety. How can you not like a writer who uses her friend’s dog Shelbie…
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There are a few authors that I don’t even need to know the title of their latest book, I’m a buyer. Donna Tartt (if only she published more frequently), Nora…
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Psychotherapist Lori Gottlieb’s New York Times bestselling book Maybe You Should Talk to Someone is not a self-help book, or if it is, it’s super subtle. Her book follows the…
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I caught up with Andrew Lownie, author of best-selling royal biography Their Lives and Loves, The Mountbattens, a fascinating read about the dynamic, complex couple whose love lives were as colourful…
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Let’s just say, this article did not surprise me. Not at all. You are welcome Amazon. Without my support, your sales would have been flat as a pancake. I may be…
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When my partner-in-crime Anne Hardy suggested that the Mario Buatta, Prince of Interiors sale at Sotheby’s might make a good story, I think I was emptying the dishwasher, maybe feeding…
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I caught up with New York Times best-selling author Lisa Taddeo, whose recent nonfiction book Three Women is a global phenomenon. Taddeo spent eight years and thousands of hours following…
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