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Dani Shapiro

Dani Shapiro

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Author and Host, Family Secrets

Gisborne

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Total articles 170

  • Women Who Made Amanda Seyfried Feel Less Alone

    By Sarah Moss, Dani Shapiro, Maggie Smith, Miranda July| The New Yorker Verified As an actress, Amanda Seyfried regularly inhabits the lives of others, real and imagined. As a reader, too, Seyfried gravitates toward works in which writers take readers “deep inside of their lives, for better, or for worse.” She recently spoke with us about a few titles that raise questions about what it means to be a good daughter, wife, and mother—and that have made her feel less alone. Her comments have been edited and condensed.

    By Sarah Moss, Dani Shapiro, Maggie Smith, Miranda July · The New Yorker

    Mar. 26, 2025

  • Opinión: No quiero que nadie lea mis diarios, pero no puedo quemarlos

    By Dani Shapiro| Yahoo Noticias@ En una fría tarde del pasado mes de febrero, estaba en el patio trasero de mi casa de Connecticut, delante de una hoguera. En un muro de piedra junto a la hoguera, había apilado una pila de diarios y agendas. Algunos eran libros forrados de tela que me habían acompañado desde la escuela primaria hasta la universidad. Un par de ellos tenían cerraduras endebles, sus diminutas llaves inútiles abandonadas en cajones de trastos viejos.

    By Dani Shapiro · Yahoo Noticias

    Mar. 17, 2025

  • Women Who Made Amanda Seyfried Feel Less Alone

    By Sarah Moss, Dani Shapiro, Maggie Smith, Miranda July| The New Yorker Verified As an actress, Amanda Seyfried regularly inhabits the lives of others, real and imagined. As a reader, too, Seyfried gravitates toward works in which writers take readers “deep inside of their lives, for better, or for worse.” She recently spoke with us about a few titles that raise questions about what it means to be a good daughter, wife, and mother—and that have made her feel less alone. Her comments have been edited and condensed.

    By Sarah Moss, Dani Shapiro, Maggie Smith, Miranda July · The New Yorker

    Mar. 26, 2025

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Family Secrets

Gisborne, United States