My favorite place to read is at the beach in the late afternoon. Sometimes I read my iPad in the bathtub, which is probably not a great idea.īut I still love the feel of holding an actual book in my hands. These pieces always restore my faith in journalism and thoughtful, nuanced writing.
I love The Atlantic, The New Yorker, The New York Times Magazine, Time, Medium and so many other great publications. I spend about an hour reading the news and saving pieces that are too long and would keep me from ever getting out of bed. I love reading newsletters and articles in the morning when I wake up. I loved the lilting lyricism of the prose.ĭescribe your ideal reading experience (when, where, what, how). My daughters both read it in high school and I finally caught up. The book is quirky and moving and Duchess has become a wise, comforting voice on Twitter that provides an excellent counterbalance to all the vitriol.Īre there any classic novels that you only recently read for the first time? I recently read “Becoming Duchess Goldblatt” for the second time - it’s a memoir, written by anonymous, about a working woman in the throes of motherhood and divorce who takes on an online persona named “Duchess Goldblatt” and develops a special relationship with … Lyle Lovett. I also bought “Oh, William!” I have read every book Elizabeth Strout has written, so I’m excited when I can stop thinking and talking about my own book and start reading others.
“The Vanishing Half” is nearby I still haven’t had a chance to read it, but I’ve heard Brit Bennett is brilliant. Sally Rooney’s “Beautiful World, Where Are You” and Jean Hanff Korelitz’s “The Plot” are both on my night stand. “Sometimes I read my iPad in the bathtub, which is probably not a great idea,” says the broadcast journalist Katie Couric, whose new memoir is “Going There.”
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