The Interestings Resources

Everything you need to know about Meg Wolitzer in one convenient place.

"Ultrasound Technician" seems like a totally weird choice for a character's job, so here's a WikiHow on the way you get there.

Not sure what autism spectrum disorder means? This site gives you the deets.

The New York Times has classic book review on The Interestings that's one part summary and one part mild thematic analysis. Bonus: The article starts off with the phrase "misanthropic wag."

Want to know what the writing process is like and how an author works with their editor? Read this interview between Wolitzer and her longtime editor, Sarah McGrath.

Have an hour to kill? Then check out Wolitzer talking about her book in an informal setting with the New York Society Library.

Listen to an interview with the author where she talks about, among other things, her own childhood experiences at summer camp and the strange challenge of writing teen dialogue.

Listen to Slate editors and a writer for The Atlantic discuss whether Wolitzer's book is actually interesting.

Wolitzer is pictured here with her longtime editor, Sarah McGrath. Given the success of Wolitzer's novels, these two must work well together.

Ever wanted to know what an author you like find interesting has on their own bookshelf or in their movie library? Take a look at some of Wolitzer's favorite things.

Check out the cover, which Wolitzer requested not come across as chick lit.