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Jun 27, 2024 | 
repubblica.it | Emma Cline
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Jun 4, 2024 | 
whowhatwear.com | Ana Escalante |Emma Cline |Vogue Japan
(Image credit: Courtesy of brands)There are plenty of gift guides out there for the fashion friend who has it all, for the person who loves to host dinner parties, or for the Zoomer in your life who has an average daily screen time of nine hours. There's a large hole missing, though: a curated, thoughtful gift guide for your laziest, most sloth-like friend (read: me). This has been a *year* with too many questionable, chaotic, and high-energy moments to count.
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Mar 12, 2024 | 
beccafreeman.substack.com | Emma Cline |Becca Freeman
One night last November, I was doing some pre-bed scrolling and stumbled on a photo of the internet’s babygirl Jacob Elordi at an airport with a book. The post—from Vogue—wasn’t even about the book, it was about the limited-edition Louis Vuitton duffel he was also carrying. I took a screenshot and posted to my story asking who to follow to find out what celebrities were reading. Surely, someone was covering this beat.
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Feb 25, 2024 | 
lesen.de | Emma Cline |Carson McCullers |Stephen King
NATIONAL BESTSELLER • A young woman pretends to be someone she isn’t in this “spellbinding” (Vogue), “smoldering” (The Washington Post) novel by the New York Times bestselling author of The Girls.
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Dec 18, 2023 | 
likewise.com | Emma Cline |Jeff Vander Meer
The Girlsby Emma ClineLiked by 2.0KPixThis book, like Yellowjackets, involves a group of girls on a complex journey and delves deep into their individual psyches. It is full of suspense and mystery, similar to the TV show. To add a comment, download the Likewise app from your device's app store.
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Nov 30, 2023 | 
kaleidoscope.media | Lola Kramer |Emma Cline
WRITING IS PAINFUL EMMA CLINE INTERVIEW BY LOLA KRAMERPHOTOGRAPHY BY CAROLINE TOMPKINS Imagining the interior lives of those maligned, canceled, and spurned, Emma Cline’s work as a writer is free of simplistic moralizing, instead interested in the stories we all tell ourselves and how we create our own personal delusions. With her recently released second novel "The guest", she delivers an already-classic exploration of class neurosis in late capitalist America.
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Nov 2, 2023 | 
prnewsonline.com | Emma Cline
It seems X, formerly known as Twitter, always finds a new way to make headlines despite increasing user departure from the app. Most recently, Elon Musk confirmed a change in the feed algorithm to deprioritize posts with external links. Meaning, posts that have historically driven user traffic back to company websites will now be buried by long-form content without links or posts from users with X Premium. The algorithm change isn’t the only thing prompting companies to abandon the app.
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Oct 23, 2023 | 
newyorker.com | Emma Cline
There was only a small profile photo of Djuna on the Web site, but even from that sliver, with some burly-bearded husband or boyfriend half in the frame, Kate could tell that she was attractive. They didn’t live in this house, Djuna and whoever was in the picture with her—it was obvious from the online calendar, how often the place was rented—but the profile said that they lived nearby, would be available if there were any issues. The house was two hours away.
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Oct 6, 2023 | 
readersblock.substack.com | Nina Siegal |Emma Cline |Juliana Pignataro |Steve Tolz
by Steve TolzRead it if you’re interested in: Madcap insanity, charming misanthropes, Australian epicsTo say Jason Dean has grown up with a unique father would be an understatement. Upon his passing, he looks back at the life the two of them shared, recollecting the jaw dropping events that made his father who he was, in this epic father son saga. This romping, rollicking yarn is a fever dream of a book, quite honestly one of the most out there things I’ve ever read.
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Aug 28, 2023 | 
thechronicle.com.au | Emma Cline |Michelle Zauner |Coco Mellors |Naoise Dolan
Vogue Australia may receive advertising or affiliate commission if you buy through our links. Read more here. The weather is turning and long, hot days spent lounging in the summery shade are imminent. This means beach trips, vacations and generally, longer periods spent in states of blissful relaxation—and this, of course, means a lot of time and opportunities to be reading.
