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Katie Roiphe
Katie Roiphe, professor at the Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute at New York University, is the author most recently of Uncommon Arrangements: Seven Marriages, and the forthcoming In Praise of Messy Lives.
Articles By Katie Roiphe
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Is the Bohemian Dead?
In her new memoir, Country Girl, Edna O’Brien recalls when writers were drunk, brawling, and fabulous.
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The Woman Affronted
Was novelist Claire Messud right to imply her interviewer was sexist?
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The Reluctant American
What the novel and the new movie The Reluctant Fundamentalist can teach us about the Boston bombers.
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Thesis Defense
No, it’s not a waste of time to get a literature Ph.D. It teaches you to commit to your ideas.
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Obit Gaffe
In rocket scientist Yvonne Brill’s obit, was it so bad to mention the beef stroganoff?
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The Greatest Novelist You Haven’t Read
James Salter is as good as Roth, Updike, or Ford. So why isn’t he popular?
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Speedboat Mania
Renata Adler’s '70s cult classic brings us the stylish, damaged woman.
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Why Do We Hate Successful Women?
Liberals want more female CEOs. But they hate the ones who exist.
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The Case Against Working at Home
We could use more separation between work and life.
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Suffer the Little Children
Emily Rapp’s memoir about her dying son fascinates us. Why?
