Iman Hariri-kia

1 month ago | cosmopolitan.com | Iman Hariri-kia

It’s Cosmo Reads reveal week, where we’re announcing the novels we’ll publish this year under our brand-new book imprint with Sourcebooks. From debut authors to living icons, all of our writers create smart, relatable characters, totally engrossing plotlines, and (if we may brag) the sexiest scenes out there. Iman Hariri-Kia is no exception—especially when it comes to today’s reveal: Female Fantasy.

Oct 1, 2024 | hitha.substack.com | Bellamy Rose |Liz Parker |Hitha Palepu |Iman Hariri-kia

This month was all about routine - the kids back in school, us fully back to work, and getting used the school routine without outside childcare. It was also about Italy - my husband and I escaped to Rome and the Tyrrhenian coast. I got to revisit my old stomping grounds, geek out over obelisks and ancient Roman ruins, eat all the tagliatelle, and read 4 books.

Sep 29, 2024 | hitha.substack.com | Keren Eldad |Hitha Palepu |Iman Hariri-kia |Amy Odell

It’s 3 pm on Friday afternoon. Despite my mad dash across 30th Street Station following my panel, I missed my train back to New York. My new train will board in about 30 minutes, and I’m trying to decide if I cram the rest of my work during the ride or zone out to Real Housewives of Orange County instead.

Sep 16, 2024 | barnesandnoble.com | Iman Hariri-kia |Isabelle McConville

An Unhinged Roller Coaster Ride: A Guest Post by Iman Hariri-Kia Iman Hariri-Kia, author of our former Fiction Monthly Pick A Hundred Other Girls, remembers exactly what was happening in the world when the idea for her latest novel came to her — and you might too. Read on to discover the real-life inspiration behind The Most Famous Girl in the World and what Hariri-Kia hopes readers take away from her novel.

Nov 9, 2023 | marieclaire.com | Iman Hariri-kia

When I first discovered The Clique by Lisi Harrison and its subsequent movie adaptation, I was what the books’ titular clique, The Pretty Committee, would have labeled an LBR: Loser Beyond Repair. But I desperately wanted to be a GLU: Girl Like Us. A Middle Eastern American pre-teen growing up in a post-9/11 New York, I attended a single-sex private school not unlike the one featured in Harrison’s 15-book series, which first hit bookshelves in 2004.