Clare Mulroy
Books Reporter at USA Today
Books Reporter @USATODAY | American University and @TheEagleOnline alum | Not on here so much, find me on Bluesky or IG.
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oakridger.com | Clare Mulroy
Amazon Books Editors have once again emerged from the literary battlefield, crowning "Wild Dark Shore" by Charlotte McConaghy the "Best Book of the Year So Far."Around the halfway point every year, the Amazon Books editorial team of eight gathers in Seattle to read, argue and craft a Top 20 list, advocating for their favorite titles published from January to June.
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flipboard.com | Clare Mulroy
2 hours agoHigh-end electric vehicle (EV) maker Lucid Group's (NASDAQ: LCID) stock didn't notch any new highs in May. In fact, it ended up falling in the month, skidding to more than an 11% loss despite publishing a quarterly earnings report that cheered not a few investors. Yet Mr. Market was dismayed by …
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23 hours ago |
usatoday.com | Clare Mulroy
Amazon Books Editors have once again emerged from the literary battlefield, crowning "Wild Dark Shore" by Charlotte McConaghy the "Best Book of the Year So Far."Around the halfway point every year, the Amazon Books editorial team of eight gathers in Seattle to read, argue and craft a Top 20 list, advocating for their favorite titles published from January to June.
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delawareonline.com | Greg Giesen |Clare Mulroy |Molly Mcvety |Ryan Cormier |Anthony Dimattia
Greg Giesen Clare Mulroy Molly McVety Ryan Cormier Anthony DiMattiaUSA TODAY NETWORKJune marks the 56th anniversary of the Stonewall Riots and the 26th anniversary of the first Pride Month. LGBTQ+ Pride Month, also known simply as Pride Month, is observed each June, marking a celebration of queer culture through both celebration and protest. Countless communities host Pride marches, demonstrations and parties to honor queer joy, but Pride Month's roots are tied to a darker time.
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usatoday.com | Clare Mulroy
Talking about sex is still taboo. Talking about not having sex? Maybe even more so. Melissa Febos didn’t go into her year of celibacy planning to write about it. The memoirist, known for “Girlhood,” is a self-described “person of extremes.” She’s written candidly about her recovery from drug addiction, but in “The Dry Season” (out now from Penguin Random House), she embarks on intentional abstinence to solve a different kind of addiction – one to romance and partnership.
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RT @usatodaylife: From the author of "Red, White & Royal Blue" comes a delicious, lush summer read. Here's why you need to pick up "The Pai…
Not on here so much anymore, but couldn't help but share my latest story for @usatodaylife. Check out my interview with Casey McQuiston about their upcoming novel "The Pairing"!
New spicy Casey McQuiston book 'The Pairing' comes out this summer: What fans can expect https://t.co/1AGwkmU2Q2
Happy Halloween everyone! My latest @USATODAY story celebrates spooky season in true crime fashion with a deep dive into Jack the Ripper. Read if you dare (or if you'd like to see the rabbit hole my brain has been in for the last couple of months): https://t.co/aWvlu1wX9P
