I can't say enough about EMDR. You mostly hear about the lights, though I'm all about the tappers. It really does seem like magic. Great article by @MikeWaldholz . . . wsj.com/health/wellness/the-… via @WSJ
Our fearless leader @LCDail is into Ian McEwan's latest!
ALT The background is a picture of an open book next to a window covered in gauzy curtains. The text reads: "I just read Ian McEwan's absolutely masterful and endlessly layered WHAT WE CAN KNOW. So good, so insightful and provocative, and such perfect, effortless writing, I was marveling through the whole brilliant book.
Will you be in New York City on 4/14? Do you love burgers (of course you do!) Then don't miss this signing! And you can get a burger while you're at it. Hungry already...
How cute are these postcards? The new HAMBURGER AMERICA is coming soon. Are you ready for the roadside stands, the nostalgic diners, the mom-n-pop shops and the college-town favorites?
Hatshepsut is in the news in a fascinating @nytimes story. Marie Benedict agrees this pioneering pharaoh deserves more recognition—read her take on this astonishing ruler in DAUGHTER OF EGYPT, available now wherever books are sold! nytimes.com/2026/03/24/scien…
“Two skilled narrators bring to life two women who both rebel against the rules of the cultures into which they were born.”
—Kirkus Audiobook Reviews
Daughter of Egypt by Marie Benedict, read by Bessie Carter & Suehyla El-Attar
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Personal update: I’ve joined a new, soon-to-launch local news outlet in LA.
So excited to be building a new journalism model alongside talented, passionate colleagues. Can’t wait to reveal what we’ve been working on. lamaterial.com/
New York Times bestselling author Marie Benedict returns with a sweeping tale of a young woman who unearths the truth about a forgotten Pharaoh—rewriting both of their legacies forever.
DAUGHTER OF EGYPT is coming out on March 24th! Pre-order your copy: static.macmillan.com/static/…
And don't miss Felicia Kingsley's NO PLACE TO BE SINGLE. It's Pride & Prejudice, set in Tuscany and an Amazon First Reads, free this month to Prime members. (And discounted for everyone else)