Susan Keselenko Coll Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Susan Keselenko Coll

A little love for one of the many many many books of 2020 that didn't get the attention it deserved: Lynne Sharon Schwartz's TRUTHTELLING. @MomentMagazine @DelphBks https://momentmag.com/truthtelling-stories-fables-glimpses-by-lynne-sharon-schwartz-book-review-by-susan-keselenko-coll/

Susan Keselenko Coll

Looking forward to this event, and so loving @DeliaEphron's astonishing memoir Left on Tenth. https://twitter.com/MomentMagazine/status/1547603595226279936

Susan Keselenko Coll

With its frank explorations of sexuality, grief and other intimate subjects, this book might not be for everyone. (It includes a detailed trigger warning.) Yet I kept thinking about all of the people in my life into whose hands I can’t wait to put “The Crane Wife.”

Susan Keselenko Coll

@FreemanAmyL @CParkhurst1 @AlexMichaelides @JulieLangsdorf @mkzur What Julie said: 💕💕💕 Also @lesliepwriter Silver Girl and @michellebrafman Bertrand Court and @paulawhyman You May see a Stranger and @Eugenia_Kim The Kinship of Secrets and @AngieKimWriter Miracle Creek and I’m only just getting started here...

Susan Keselenko Coll

📚Bookstore friends! Please grab a digital copy of Bookish People + consider nominating for an Indie Next pick before June 8. You can do this through edelweiss, NetGalley, + http://bookweb.org. #bookstore #indienext #publishing #fiction #BookMarketing #books https://t.co/JWWgZEaanN

Susan Keselenko Coll

Honored to have been asked by @washingtonian to write about Katharine Graham's Personal History. And thrilled to have my novel The Stager chosen as an Essential Washington Book. https://www.washingtonian.com/2019/11/24/30-essential-books-about-washington/#Other-Fiction

Susan Keselenko Coll

These bittersweet love letters from Kurt Vonnegut to his first wife, Jane, are kind of astonishing. It was an honor to write about them for @BookWorld @randomhouse https://t.co/9tJrcVQs7E

Susan Keselenko Coll

That the book is smart and sharply observed, peppered with small gems, should come as no surprise... Fans of well-observed foibles will have a ball; class warriors might look elsewhere.

Susan Keselenko Coll

What a pleasure to review this charming comic novel for @nytimesbooks The Women in Black, by the late Madeleine St. John, is first being published in the US 27 years after its debut in Britain. https://t.co/iVXSVVbuRA