Thank you to everyone who made my launch in Budapest so special ❤️

Pub day for 'The Women Are Not Fine' is TODAY! So grateful for the warm welcome on my UK tour - thank you to Brazen books + @hachetteuk.bsky.social + Romilly Morgan + @agentbal.bsky.social + @ellasgordon.bsky.social + the team who made this possible! Order here: blackwells.co.uk/bookshop/pro...

Well, I’m excited to read this new book “The Women Are Not Fine” by my wife’s coolest cousin who lives in Budapest @hopereese.com :)

My first radio interview for "The Women Are Not Fine" is live on ABC Sydney's Nightlife program in one hour! Listen here: www.abc.net.au/sydney

Thrilled to share a snippet of "The Women Are Not Fine" in @thetimes.com today! I would love to see you on my tour in the UK from July 6-9 (hopereese.com/events) 🥂

UK friends— join me! Tour kicks off July 6.

Happy pub week to @helenlewis.bsky.social! Go check this one out -- more relevant now than ever -- and if you're in the UK, catch her on tour!

In Control is definitely going global, it’s now having an Arabic translation to add to Turkish, Russian, Chinese and Dutch

Thrilled to share the cover for "The Women Are Not Fine" (Brazen, July 10). Pre-order link in bio! TRUE STORY: A century ago, a quiet Hungarian village became the site of the deadliest female-led mass poisoning in modern history. Most of the victims? Their husbands. @hachetteuk.bsky.social #TWANF

Small 'interventions' can lead to big changes, according to Stanford professor Gregory Walton, author of 'Ordinary Magic'. My interview for @greatergoodedu.bsky.social at @ucberkeleyofficial.bsky.social in comments:

Trauma is about what happens inside us. For @nytimeswell I talked to therapists, psychologists & trauma experts about book that are helping people understand trauma, reframe their past, and heal. @oprah-winfrey.bsky.social @prentishemphill.bsky.social @gabormate.bsky.social @laurenauer.bsky.social

Friendships are so critical to our happiness ... yet we often prioritize romantic relationships. For @nytimes.com, I spoke to counselors, educators, & therapists for book recs that can help you build, grow, and repair the platonic relationships in your life. www.nytimes.com/2025/02/24/w...

Tidying up isn't just about organizing -- creating a calm environment can improve your wellbeing. Here are the top 5 books recommended by experts, to help manage the chaos. 📚 @nytimes.com www.nytimes.com/2025/02/06/w... @konmari.bsky.social @gretchenrubin.bsky.social @billshapiro.bsky.social

Excited for John and Julie Gottman's book "Fight Right" to be picked for Berkeley's @greatergoodedu.bsky.social "Best of 2024" list! My original q&a is linked in there: greatergood.berkeley.edu/article/item...

Highly recommend this!! I talked to @erinkeane.bsky.social about this book back when it came out, if you want to hear more about how it came into being: www.thecut.com/2022/09/unta...

This is the kind of news I love to see! Can't wait to find out how it goes -- but I hope the rest of the world pays attention. Next up ... how about weaning their parents off of it, as well?

Hello BlueSky! ICYMI: I make a few little cameos on @MSNBC_Films “My Generation" -- chatting about college debt & this false idea that we all should aspire to marriage/motherhood @NBCNewsStudios www.nbc.com/my-generatio...

After Vietnam, the US spent $$$ to bring kids to America -- by late '90s, 15,000 were arriving per year, from Vietnam and elsewhere. Many adoptive parents wanted to give these kids "a better life." But what does that mean? My Q&A w/ @ErikaHayasaki @thecut

In 1970, a 13-year old girl from Kansas ran away + two years later married a 36-year old man in NYC. Here's my conversation w/ @Salon EIC's @eekshecried, on her new book about her mom, and how we treat teen girls. For @TheCut:

"We are what we remember," neurologist Richard Restak told me. Here are some of his observations, from decades of practice, of what keeps our memory intact: @nytimes @NYTHealth @nytimeswell

Susan Faludi brilliantly explains Depp/Heard through the lens of "celebrity feminism," warning: "Using celebrity and hashtag feminism is a perilous way to pursue women’s advancement because it falls victim so easily to its own tools and methods."

"I think my work is about [helping patients] develop a certain kind of more raw and immediate relationship with reality," @DrGuralnik, star of #CouplesTherapy on @Showtime tells me. For @TheCut:

We reporters need to be more critical when we write about #AI innovations & skeptical of the claims of those making the tech. My Q&A with @emilymbender at @uw for @seattletimes's @pnw_ai:

.@driverminnie told me that being an actor is "99 percent rejection, and the other one percent is what you see on the screen." For @TheCut:

"My failure to break into the literary world in my 20s was devastating, yet it taught me a vital lesson; it was me that was wrong, but literature itself." Omg I'm dying. #Severance

For @byshondaland, I wrote about why #money matters for women, and why we need to start talking more openly about it. @rebeccawalker @MsFinanceCoach

.@laurakipnis - prof @NorthwesternU - may be best known for her views on Title IX (she's had 2 leveled at her for her writing on the topic). "Love in the Time of Contagion" looks at how the pandemic seeped into our intimate relationships. For @Medium:

.@MargaretAtwood tells me she sometimes forgets meals -- the one thing I will never forget 😂 -- for @TheCut. Here's "how she gets it done":

The author Ann Patchett is the kind of person who invites someone to live with her during Covid, teaches her friend to drive a car and brings reporters home to give them (me) a book. Here's my profile for @BuzzFeedBooks #AnnPatchett @HarperCollins

.@lilykingbooks, author of #writersandlovers & the new #FiveTuesdaysInWinter, says she "only cares about emotion." Find out why, in our conversation for @Medium: @groveatlantic

Got a little tongue-tied talking to the fab @IssaRae for @thecut! Here's how she "gets it done" -- from the morning blow-dry to mining her friends' lives for stories: @insecurehbo

Still have questions about the #metaverse? I talked to @CathyHackl, who explains what it is and why it matters. Here's our convo for @freethinkmedia:

Is anyone here a "space law expert" -- or knows one?

My first for @freethinkmedia: A Q&A with @ShankarVedantam, @HiddenBrain host, on the subject of why not seeing things entirely clearly can have some benefits:

A fascinating thinker on class issues (vs. what he sees as an over-focus on race): Adolph Reed Jr., a Black Marxist. I thoroughly enjoyed his opinion on how the rich are getting richer, problems w. categorization, and more. For @JSTOR_Daily :

Vivian Gornick, NY author and critic, on how sexism "nailed things down" for her, the evolution of the women's movement & more for @byshondaland @VersoBooks

I talked to @brandicarlile for @TheCut about how she toured with a newborn & other inspiring details from daily life, #HowIGetItDone.

.@RobertDPutnam, author with @shaylynromney of "The Upswing," thinks we're near the pivot from an "I" to a "WE" society -- and I SO want to believe him! For @GENmag:

I absolutely love @JeffTweedy's quote about creativity: "Kids don’t spend a lot of time dwelling on which drawings are on the refrigerator. They’re busy coloring the next one." Wish I could get better at channelling my inner child... @dayjenn

I enrolled in @lauriesantos's enlightening (+free!) @Yale class on the Science of Wellbeing last year, and my very first @nytimes piece is a Q&A with her on how to maintain these principles during Covid. Thrilled to do this! @NYTScience

To solve his own puzzle, Ernő Rubik tells me he was "without any background for that -- because I was the first who tried.” Here's my article + video for @undarkmag: #rubiksofficial @netflixfilm #speedcubers

.@MorganJerkins on Blackness: "There are multitudes within American Blackness. And it’s very easy to say Black people are not a monolith, but when you actually submerge yourself into these communities, you must start to unlearn." Our Q&A @JSTOR_Daily:

Life doesn't follow a linear path, and those milestones you thought you'd be hitting? They're no longer part of our modern reality. "Our expectations are still linear, but our lives are not linear & that gap is a huge burden," @BruceFeiler @ForgeMag

This impeachment tests our partisanship -- as the selection of SC justices does. @RuthMarcus says re: the conservative takeover of the SC: "All sorts of things our gov has been doing since the New Deal could be up for grabs" @Longreads @washingtonpost

Our democracy does not represent Americans, says @lessig. And in most of how that happens -- campaign financing, electoral college, voter suppression -- hurts Democrats. For @JSTOR_Daily:

When choosing a hobby that will be fulfilling, stick to your true self, not your "fantasy self" –– advice from @gretchenrubin. And make time for pure fun, which is a worthy goal in itself. My guide for @voxdotcom on how to have, and keep, a #hobby:

Technology itself can't change the world -- it's how we decide to use it. This is the lesson from the downfall of the One Laptop Per Child project, which @morgangames says is a cautionary tale about tech utopianism. Here's our Q&A for @ozm :

Domestic abuse narratives are complicated. And those from the queer community are largely absent from literary work. @carmenmmachado wrote a memoir to fix this -- and I think everyone can relate to at least some parts of her story. For @longreads:

Trusting science is, literally, a matter of "life and death," says science historian @NaomiOreskes. Climate change and vaccinations, she says, are two prime examples of the consequences of a lack of trust, on a global scale. My Q&A for @undarkmag: