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Oct 23, 2019 · She has written for “Dead to Me,” “The Last Man on Earth,” and other TV shows. on The New Yorker. Read Emma Rathbone's bio and get latest news stories and articles.
- Condé Nast
EMMA RATHBONE. Hi! Thanks for visiting my great website. I'm the author of Losing It (2016) and The Patterns of Paper Monsters (2010). I've written a bunch of humor pieces for the New Yorker, and I am also a TV writer. I've written for G.L.O.W., The Last Man on Earth, Dead to Me, and the forthcoming Palm Royale.
Jul 20, 2016 · It briefly threw me for a loop: Rathbone is the author of Losing It, a new novel about a 26-year-old virgin so desperate to have sex that she fantasizes about jumping into bed with every man who...
- Julia Felsenthal
The genius of Losing It is that Rathbone resists turning her novel into a conventional romance." — New York Times Book Review. “Losing It presents an accurate — and entertaining — depiction of what it feels like to be alive, right now, in this absurd, contemporary moment.
Emma Rathbone is the author of the novel The Patterns of Paper Monsters. She is the recipient of a Christopher Isherwood Grant in Fiction, and her work can also be seen in the New Yorker. She is also a writer for the upcoming Netflix comedy, G.L.O.W., produced by Jenji Kohan. She lives in Los Angeles.
Aug 19, 2016 · Aug. 19, 2016. LOSING IT. By Emma Rathbone. 258 pp. Riverhead Books. $26. Instead of chasing boys in high school and college, Julia Greenfield, the narrator of Emma Rathbone’s wise and...
Jul 19, 2016 · Emma Rathbone is the author of the novel The Patterns of Paper Monsters. She is the recipient of a Christopher Isherwood Grant in Fiction, and her work can also be seen in the New Yorker. She is also a writer for the upcoming Netflix comedy, G.L.O.W., produced by Jenji Kohan. She lives in Los Angeles.
- Emma Rathbone
