· Written in Meg Wolitzer’s inimitable, glittering style, The Ten-Year Nap is wickedly observant, knowing, provocative, surprising, and always entertaining, as it explores the lives of its women with candor, wit, and generosity. Meg Wolitzers's newest book, The Interestings, is now available from Riverhead www.doorway.ru: Penguin Publishing Group. The Ten-Year Nap Meg Wolitzer, Author. Riverhead $ (p) ISBN More By and About This Author. ARTICLES. Meg Wolitzer's New Novel is . Written in Meg Wolitzer’s inimitable, glittering style, The Ten-Year Nap is wickedly observant, knowing, provocative, surprising, and always entertaining, as it explores the lives of its women with candor, wit, and generosity. Meg Wolitzers's newest book, The Interestings, is now available from Riverhead Books/5().
― Meg Wolitzer, The Ten-Year Nap. 3 likes. Like "Maybe the idea of the supposed tension between working and nonworking mothers had been put out in the world just to cause divisiveness." ― Meg Wolitzer, The Ten-Year Nap. 3 likes. (paperback) Penguin Group, $ Writerscast host David Wilk interviews author Meg Wolitzer, whose novel The Ten Year Nap has recently been released in a paperback edition. This brilliantly written novel, set in contemporary New York City, portrays the lives of a group of women who have set aside their careers to raise children. Meg Wolitzer is the New York Times bestselling author of The Interestings, The Uncoupling, The Ten-Year Nap, The Position, The Wife, and Sleepwalking. She is also the author of the young adult novel, www.doorway.ruer lives in New York City.
Written in Meg Wolitzer’s inimitable, glittering style, The Ten-Year Nap is wickedly observant, knowing, provocative, surprising, and always entertaining, as it explores the lives of its women with candor, wit, and generosity. Meg Wolitzers's newest book, The Interestings, is now available from Riverhead Books. The Ten Year Nap by Meg Wokitzer. I’ve just finished reading my second book – an old one – by a woman I fell in literary love with after reading my first: The Wife, by Meg Wolitzer. If you saw the film of that name, I still recommend you read the book, because even with Glen Close as the title character, the book is better. Using the comfortable format of friendship between four women, Wolitzer’s eighth novel (The Position, , etc.) takes ironic stock of how far females have (and haven’t) come since feminism tried to rearrange the work/life balance between the sexes. Lawyer Amy Lamb has still not gone back to her job after the birth of her son ten years ago.
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