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The Books That Read Us
-What was the book that changed your life? How old were you when you read it? My NYT column for…
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Who Said It: Donald Trump or Pepe le Pew?
-Pepe Le Pew is fake mews. Here, my little crumpets, my little stuffed potatoes, is my NYT column for 2/6/18…
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Coming Out Gets Harder
-A story of two comings-out. And a new poll showing Americans are becoming less tolerant for LGBTQ people. My NYT…
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Pardon My Dust
-What do ashes mean to us? An essay about remains– yours, mine, Dorothy Parkers. My NYT Column for January 24,…
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For Chelsea Manning, with love and ambivalence
-I’m not sure Chelsea Manning has my vote But she has my respect. My NYT column for 1/18/18
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Trapped, and Freed, by the Ice
-When we saw Matt Damon in “The Martian,” we looked upon his ordeal as an experience that seemed strangely, terrifyingly…
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Inside of a Dog
-When you lose a dog, you also lose a connection to the person you have been. My NYT column for…
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Trump & the CDC: The Peek a Boo Doctrine
-A lack of object permanence is normal in a 2 year old. As public policy, it’s problematic. My NYT column…
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The Christmas Pooka
-My favorite Christmas movie, Harvey, asks us to believe in things we cannot see. My NYT column for 12/13/17.
Contact
For appearances (related to GOOD BOY, dogs & gender): Christine Mykithyshyn at Macmillan Publicity:)
christine.mykityshyn@celadonbooks.com
For appearances (related to She’s Not There, Long Black Veil, She’s Not There, I’m Looking Through You, Stuck in the Middle With You, Long Black Veil, and/or other gender, human rights & education issues:)
Kathryn Santora at Penguin Random House:
ksantora@penguinrandomhouse.com
For press inquires:
Kris Dahl at ICM
KDahl@icmpartne
To contact Jenny directly:
jb@jenniferbo