Lauren Groff

Lauren Groff on Writing Her Own Robinson Crusoe

This Week on The Literary Life with Mitchell Kaplan

 
By The Literary Life  October 20, 2023
Audiobooks

For Your Listening Pleasure: The Best Audiobooks of September

By Literary Hub  September 29, 2023
Daily Fiction

The Vaster Wilds

By Lit Hub Excerpts  September 13, 2023
New Books Tuesdays

28 new books out today!

By Gabrielle Bellot  September 12, 2023
Reading List

25 Novels You Need to Read This Fall

By Emily Temple  September 6, 2023
A Little Respect Please

6 Difficult Women Who Live on in Fiction

By Elizabeth Fremantle  August 10, 2023
Awards

Announcing the Winners of the 2023 O. Henry Prize for Short Fiction

By Lauren Groff  April 24, 2023
Theology

That Which Calls Us: On Writing About God’s Word

By Z.L. Nickels  January 12, 2023
Best of 2022

88 Writers on the Books They Loved in 2022

By Literary Hub  December 19, 2022
The Hub

Lauren Groff’s next novel is set in the 17th-century American wilderness.

By Dan Sheehan  September 30, 2022
The Hub

20 new paperbacks hitting shelves this September.

By Katie Yee  September 1, 2022
The Hub

Fun fact: Zadie Smith’s younger brother is in the bad Austen adaptation.

By Emily Temple  July 20, 2022
Historical Fiction

Great Women Through the Ages: A Historical Fiction Reading List

By Katherine J. Chen  July 6, 2022
The Hub

Lauren Groff has won the 2022 Joyce Carol Oates Prize.

By Emily Firetog  April 20, 2022
Women Writers

Why Are So Many Men Still Resistant to Reading Women?

By Mary Ann Sieghart  March 8, 2022
The Hub

Here are the finalists for this year’s $50,000 Joyce Carol Oates Prize.

By Walker Caplan  March 7, 2022
Relationships

The Better Half? 7 Novels Told From Both Members of a Couple

By Robin Kirman  February 18, 2022
Japanese Literature

Lauren Groff on Yūko Tsushima’s Quietly Defiant Sensualities

By Lauren Groff  February 7, 2022
Historical Fiction

Why You Shouldn’t Read Historical Fiction to Learn History

By Juhea Kim  December 20, 2021
The Hub

Here’s the shortlist for the 2022 Andrew Carnegie Medals for Excellence in Fiction and Nonfiction.

By Snigdha Koirala  November 8, 2021
First Draft

“Nobody’s Free Until Everbody’s Free.” Keisha N. Blain on Lou Hamer’s Work and Life

By First Draft: A Dialogue on Writing   November 1, 2021
Behind the Mic

Matrix by Lauren Groff, Read by Adjoa Andoh

By Behind the Mic   November 1, 2021
First Draft

Lauren Groff on Maintaining the “Electric Jolt” of an Idea While Writing

By First Draft: A Dialogue on Writing   October 25, 2021
The Literary Life

Lauren Groff on Exploring the Many Meanings of Matrix in Her New Novel

By The Literary Life  October 15, 2021
News and Culture

Rooney, Powers, Whitehead… Here Are September’s Best Reviewed Books

By Book Marks  October 1, 2021
Reading Women

Lauren Groff on the Complexities of Faith in Her New Book

By Reading Women  September 29, 2021
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