Kaitlin Phillips

Kaitlin Phillips, based in NYC, is known for her critical views on arts and culture coverage, particularly opposing the tyranny of the news peg. She has a strong presence on Twitter and frequents Lucien. Although often mistaken as a writer, she identifies more strongly with her role as a publicist, enjoying the social aspects of the literary world without the burdens of writing.
Recommendations

A collection of stories by Emma Cline discussing themes around rich people.

A book by Laura Nader exploring the concept of harmony ideology within a Zapotec Mountain Village.

A novel by Sylvia Townsend Warner about a woman moving to the countryside to live as a witch.

A novel by Walter Kempowksi set in East Prussia during World War II.

A book by Alex Ross discussing the impact of Richard Wagner's work on the arts and politics.
Editions
On writing, hating sentimental Twitter, and amazing female authors