Grace Linden

Grace Linden is a writer and art historian. She lives in London.

Many Unsaid Things
Grace Linden considers Kate Briggs’s new translation of “Lili Is Crying,” by Hélène Bessette.
Grace LindenJul 24
- Fiction
The Unsettled Self
Grace Linden reviews Katie Kitamura’s “Audition”
Grace LindenApr 7
- Fiction
The Weight of Estrangement
Grace Linden reviews Deborah Levy’s “The Position of Spoons: And Other Intimacies.”
Grace LindenOct 3, 2024
- Memoir & Essay
- Literary Criticism
Fission and Fusion: On Ann Patchett’s “Tom Lake”
Grace Linden reviews Ann Patchett’s “Tom Lake.”
Grace LindenAug 12, 2023
- Fiction
Life, Disturbed: On Nicole Flattery’s “Nothing Special”
Grace Linden reviews Nicole Flattery’s “Nothing Special.”
Grace LindenJul 16, 2023
Sophomoric Sophomores: On Elif Batuman’s “Either/Or”
Batuman’s follow-up to her Pulitzer-nominated debut is another breathless exploration of college life.
Grace LindenMay 24, 2022
- Fiction
Joy Is Analog: On Jennifer Egan’s “The Candy House”
In this sequel to “A Visit from the Goon Squad,” joy resides in the dirt and dust of the world.
Grace LindenApr 12, 2022
- Fiction
The Adjunct Gaze
Two new novels grapple with the precarity of women’s labor in contemporary academia.
Grace LindenJul 14, 2021
- Fiction