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Search - List of Books by Lucinda Rosenfeld
Lucinda Rosenfeld (born December 31, 1969 in New York City) is an American novelist. She grew up in New Jersey and attended Cornell University.
Her first novel, What She Saw in Roger Mancuso, Gunter Hopstock, Jason Barry Gold, Spitty Clark, Jack Geezo, Humphrey Fung, Claude Duvet, Bruce Bledstone, Kevin McFeeley, Arnold Allen, Pablo Miles, Anonymous 1-4, Nobody 5-8, Neil Schmertz, and Bo Pierce was published by Random House in 2000. The book follows the romantic travails of a girl named Phoebe Fine, beginning in elementary school and continuing into her mid-twenties. Each chapter revolves around (and is named after) a boy or man who played a role in Phoebe’s life. The book was excerpted in The New Yorker as a part of its Debut Fiction series (under the title, “The Male Gaze”)...and optioned by Miramax Films.
Rosenfeld published a sequel to What She Saw. . .--Why She Went Home (Random House)...in 2004. The novel centers around Phoebe’s return to her family’s suburban home at the age of thirty to care for her ailing mother and rethink her life’s goals.
Rosenfeld’s third novel, I’m So Happy For You (Back Bay/Little Brown, 2009) is about competitive thirty-something best friends, Wendy Murman and Daphne Uberoff.
Her essays have appeared in: The New York Times Magazine, Creative Non-Fiction, New York magazine, Glamour, and many other publications. Rosenfeld writes the "Friend or Foe" advice column for Slate.com.
Rosenfeld is married to New Yorker economics writer John Cassidy. They live in Brooklyn, New York and have two young daughters.
Her first novel, What She Saw in Roger Mancuso, Gunter Hopstock, Jason Barry Gold, Spitty Clark, Jack Geezo, Humphrey Fung, Claude Duvet, Bruce Bledstone, Kevin McFeeley, Arnold Allen, Pablo Miles, Anonymous 1-4, Nobody 5-8, Neil Schmertz, and Bo Pierce was published by Random House in 2000. The book follows the romantic travails of a girl named Phoebe Fine, beginning in elementary school and continuing into her mid-twenties. Each chapter revolves around (and is named after) a boy or man who played a role in Phoebe’s life. The book was excerpted in The New Yorker as a part of its Debut Fiction series (under the title, “The Male Gaze”)...and optioned by Miramax Films.
Rosenfeld published a sequel to What She Saw. . .--Why She Went Home (Random House)...in 2004. The novel centers around Phoebe’s return to her family’s suburban home at the age of thirty to care for her ailing mother and rethink her life’s goals.
Rosenfeld’s third novel, I’m So Happy For You (Back Bay/Little Brown, 2009) is about competitive thirty-something best friends, Wendy Murman and Daphne Uberoff.
Her essays have appeared in: The New York Times Magazine, Creative Non-Fiction, New York magazine, Glamour, and many other publications. Rosenfeld writes the "Friend or Foe" advice column for Slate.com.
Rosenfeld is married to New Yorker economics writer John Cassidy. They live in Brooklyn, New York and have two young daughters.
This author page uses material from the Wikipedia article "Lucinda Rosenfeld", which is released under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share-Alike License 3.0
Total Books: 12
