Hannah Goldfield is the deputy head of the fact-checking department at the New Yorker, where she is a regular contributor to both the print magazine and the website, writing about food, film, and culture. She is a graduate of Columbia University.
Wolitzer’s nine novels for adults all explore, in some combination, modern womanhood, family, relationships, and creativity—subjects with which she is intimately familiar as a woman, wife, mother, novelist, and daughter of a novelist.