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Marion Winik

Baltimore

Host, The Weekly Reader at WYPR-FM (Baltimore, MD)

Essayist, book reviewer, cook, dachshund worshipper. Host of Weekly Reader podcast. Author of FIRST COMES LOVE, THE BIG BOOK OF THE DEAD.

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  • 1 week ago | wypr.org | Lisa Morgan |Marion Winik

    On this edition of The Weekly Reader, our book critic Marion Winik reviews three new books that will leave you in a New York state of mind: The Missing Kidney, by Maxine Rosaler, The Fact Checker, by Austin Kelley, and Entitlement, by Rumaan Alam. All titles available at your favorite local bookstore or online at bookshop.org The Weekly Reader literatureWYPR BooksWYPR ArtsBooks

  • 2 weeks ago | infobae.com | Marion Winik

    En mayo de 2019, Jennifer Dulos, madre de cinco hijos, desapareció de su hogar en New Canaan, Connecticut, en algún momento después de dejar a sus hijos en la escuela. En ese momento, estaba en medio de un amargo proceso de divorcio y una disputa por la custodia con su esposo, Fotis Dulos, un desarrollador inmobiliario. Aunque su cuerpo nunca fue encontrado, Fotis y su novia, Michelle Troconis, fueron acusados de su asesinato, en un caso que generó titulares a nivel nacional.

  • 2 weeks ago | wypr.org | Lisa Morgan |Marion Winik

    On this edition of The Weekly Reader, we review two new books, a novels and a collection of stories and poems, that may help remind you not to take everything so seriously all the time: What Is Wrong With You?, by Paul Rudnick, and Making the Best of What's Left, by Judith Viorst. The Weekly Reader WYPR BooksWYPR Artsliterature

  • 3 weeks ago | washingtonpost.com | Marion Winik

    The gripping, enraging story of a mother of five who disappeared in 2019 (washingtonpost.com) The gripping, enraging story of a mother of five who disappeared in 2019 By Marion Winik 2025051715000000 In May 2019, Jennifer Dulos, a mother of five, disappeared from her New Canaan, Connecticut, home sometime after dropping off her children at school.

  • 3 weeks ago | wypr.org | Marion Winik |Lisa Morgan

    On this edition of The Weekly Reader, our book critic Marion Winik reviews two new British novels about the family dynamics, and how small decisions can have big consequences: Going Home, by Tom Lamont, and The Names, by Florence Knapp. All titles available at your favorite local bookstore or online at bookshop.org The Weekly Reader WYPR Artsliterary artsBooksWYPR Books

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Marion Winik
Marion Winik @marionwinik
2 Feb 25

RT @baltfishbowl: Columnist @marionwinik expresses her love for leftover meals -- and disappointment for the ones that got away. https://t.…

Marion Winik
Marion Winik @marionwinik
2 Feb 25

RT @baltfishbowl: In life, writer Ann Alejandro had a deep love for Uvalde, Texas. In death, that love lives on in letters and other writin…

Marion Winik
Marion Winik @marionwinik
13 Nov 24

RT @baltfishbowl: Columnist @marionwinik writes about her friend and 2024 Texas Writer of the Year, poet Naomi Shihab Nye; and the book the…