Jessica Jeong

Writers discuss interplay between film and literature

Authors attempt to explain the complex relationship between screenwriting and novel-writing.

By Jessica Jeong | Apr 30 02:33 am ET

Prodigal Son Finds New Voice in Home

You couldn’t ask for a homier book to read than Marilynne Robinson’s new novel­—Home feels familiar to the reader from page one.

By Jessica Jeong | Oct 20 07:59 pm ET

The Golden Road Beckons Readers but Ultimately Leads Nowhere

Author Caille Millner has certainly found success at a young age—she will be 28 this year.

By Jessica Jeong | Mar 4 08:53 pm ET

Elias Khoury's New Novel Yalo Discombobulates, But Doesn't Disappoint

Can memory ever be truth?

By Jessica Jeong | Feb 26 11:00 pm ET

To Read or Not to Read: Shakespearean Dan Brown Knockoff Begs the Question

If you wish that you could experience The Da Vinci Code all over again, pick up a copy of Jennifer Lee Carrell’s Interred With Their Bones.

By Jessica Jeong | Nov 20 01:05 am ET

All Shook Up About Elvis in Iraq

It doesn’t hurt to be the first daughter’s boyfriend if you want to be published. For Ian Klaus, former boyfriend of Chelsea Clinton, getting a deal from Alfred A.

By Jessica Jeong | Oct 1 11:27 pm ET

Turn to the Left: Fashion Week Returns

Rag and Bone

By Jessica Jeong and Samantha Child | Sep 6 01:56 am ET

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