Arianna Rebolini
Arianna Rebolini is a writer, editor, and member of the National Book Critics Circle. Her criticism, essays, and features have been featured in Bustle, The Atlantic, The Guardian, Esquire, TIME, The Cut, Vulture, O Quarterly, and elsewhere. Her debut novel, Public Relations (Grand Central Publishing), co-authored with Katie Heaney, is out now. Her memoir, Better, is forthcoming from Harper Wave. She lives in Queens with her husband, son, and two cats.
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5 Books That Bring The Campus To Your Couch
Feeling nostalgic for the college quad and back-to-school energy? Consider this your September syllabus.
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What To Read When It’s Too Hot To Do Anything Else
Bustle’s columnist recommends books for the dog days of summer.
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6 Lesser-Known Books To Read This Pride Month
Bustle’s columnist recommends queer reads, from fun, sexy romps to more ruminative novels.
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7 Books That Expanded My View Of The World
Bustle’s columnist recommends a mix of old and new titles that pair well with introspection.
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7 Books That Will Ease You Into Spring
Bustle’s books columnist recommends a selection of titles that celebrate nature.
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6 Books To Read This Month, From Cli-Fi Fiction To NYC Misadventures
Bustle’s columnist recommends a selection of old and new books that’ll get you in the mood for spring.
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6 Books To Read This Month, From A Bestselling Romance Novel To A 1970s Classic
Including a couple of picks well-suited to Valentine’s season.
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6 Books That’ll Help You Start Your Year Off Right
Bustle’s columnist recommends a collection of old and new titles to read this month.
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7 Books To Read This December
This month, Bustle’s columnist recommends a mix of titles that convey hard truths and novels guaranteed to spark joy.
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7 Books To Read This Month, From New Releases To Modern Classics
Including a few picks for those who already miss spooky season.
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22 Beach Reads To Bring On Vacation This Summer
From laugh-out-loud memoirs to charming romances, these new books are sure to suck you in.
