Alina Tugend on Millennials and the Economy

Alina Tugend is the author of Better by Mistake, coming in hardcover from Riverhead Books next spring. In an article for The National Journal she chronicles how twenty-somethings can manage their debt and move out of their parents' homes. More...

Bernardine Evaristo's Blonde Roots is a Finalist for The Hurston/Wright Legacy Award

The Hurston/Wright Legacy Award honors exemplary works of literature before the national community of Black writers. By honoring these nominees, they are recognizing the profound significance, necessity, and genius of Black writers and the stories they tell. Riverhead is proud to have a finalist! Learn more about the award here...

The New York Times Book Review on Rosecrans Baldwin’s You Lost Me There

“In fiction as in life, you can’t save people from themselves. Although that never keeps anyone from trying, as Rosecrans Baldwin’s amiable first novel demonstrates.” More...

Ali Sethi Pens Essay on the Flooding in Pakistan for the New York Times

In a moving essay in the New York Times Opinion section, Ali Sethi, author of The Wishmaker, describes the flooding in Pakistan and the political troubles there. More...

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Featured Author: Sloane Crosley

   
Sloane Crosley

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Sloane Crosley’s essays and criticism have appeared in The New York Times, New York Observer, the Village Voice, Playboy, Teen Vogue, Salon, Black Book, Radar, Maxim, and The Believer. She is also the Associate Director of Publicity at Vintage/Anchor Books in New York.

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