6-Year Run Streak — The Cut

The Case for Handwriting in the Age of AI — The Chronicle of Higher Education

THACKER MOUNTAIN RADIO SEASON OPENER

THE WEEK’s ‘Author of the Week’

“Always Kill the Dog,” a new short story, available in print, is also The Sewanee Review’s Online Summer Feature.

The Little Blue Pill Problem — The Cut

Reading With Robin Shares Eight Summer Books — Providence

19 Books We Can’t Wait to Read — Write or Die Magazine

5 Books We Can’t Wait to Read in July — Minnesota Star Tribune

Let Us Help You Find Your Next Book — The Editors, The New York Times’ Book Review

Which Book Should You Read This Summer? — The New York Times

These hot new Southern reads belong on your summer list — Atlanta Journal Constitution

New York Times’ Feature by Alexandra Alter

In the green room before appearing on WTMJ’s The Morning Blend.

NPR’s What to Read this Week

IYLILIKY gets a shout out from Sam Sifton in the New York Times’ Dining Newsletter

How ‘If You Love It, Let It Kill You’ by Hannah Pittard Got Made — Publishers Weekly

20 Books to Read in July — The New York Times

Say ‘I Do’ to the Divorce Memoir — Vulture

Four Friends, Two Marriages, One Affair — and a Shelf of Books Dissecting It — New York Magazine

Recommended New Books July/August 2025 — Real South/West

Best Book of July — Apple Books

New York Magazine’s Book Gossip

An Intimate Q&A between Emily Gould & Hannah Pittard

Chicago Tribune Book Review by John Warner (Rave)

Washington Post Book Review by Ron Charles (Rave)

15 Best Books to Read in July — Town & Country

The Best Books of July 2025 — Barnes & Noble

31 Novels Coming This Summer — The New York Times

ZIBBY’s Summer Reading List

25 to watch in 2025: Author, UK professor Hannah Pittard to release new book in July — Herald Leader

Truth and fiction blend in latest account of a literary marriage gone bad — Atlanta Journal-Constitution

Why I Did a Wedding Dress Shoot a Decade After My Divorce (Exclusive) — People Magazine

Guest Post at Barnes & Noble

New York Times’ Book of the Times Book Review by Alexandra Jacobs (Rave)