What to Read When You Are Ready to Start Over
Melissa Radke shares a list of books to celebrate her memoir, Eat Cake. Be Brave.
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Join NOW!Melissa Radke shares a list of books to celebrate her memoir, Eat Cake. Be Brave.
...moreSometimes the truth hurts. That doesn’t mean we shouldn’t have to hear it, and all the better if we can couch those painful truths amid laughter.
...moreInstagram: an app powerful enough to blow a million Think Pieces to smithereens in everything it says about female relations.
...moreFor the Los Angeles Review of Books, Briallen Hopper writes about what it means to be a sister: The five of us live in four states on two coasts, and over the decades we have done devastating and unforgettable things to each other. We’ve professed our dislike for each other; we’ve unfriended and blocked each […]
...moreIn flaws, there’s always a story. Mine is twofold.
...moreThe best writers learn their craft in unexpected places, even from the foot of an improv stage.
...moreThe Equals Record asks Funny Women editor (and writer/motherfucker) Elissa Bassist what she’s reading offline. She responds with a whole shelf’s worth of books, from David Foster Wallace’s masterpiece Infinite Jest to fellow funny woman Tina Fey’s autobiographical comedy Bossypants. Read it, if only to find out what Bassist considers “the most fucked-up book I’ve ever read.”
...more[L]et me introduce my former student Tracey Wigfield, who is now a writer for the television program 30 Rock. I am so happy for Tracey that I am now weeping inconsolably.
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