[75] Andrea Bartz, author of The Herd

“For women, we spend a lot of time observing how other women are being received and we pay a lot of attention to how we are being received, in a way that men just don’t have to think about.” – Andrea Bartz

Andrea Bartz is a Brooklyn-based journalist and author of the forthcoming thriller THE HERD. Her debut, THE LOST NIGHT, is being developed for TV by Mila Kunis. It was named a best book of the year by Real Simple, Glamour, Marie Claire, Library Journal, Crime Reads, Popsugar, She Reads, and other publications. Her work has appeared in The Wall Street Journal, Vogue, Cosmopolitan, Women’s Health, Martha Stewart Living, Elle, and many other outlets, and she’s held editorial positions at Glamour, Psychology Today, and Self, among other titles.

Connect with Andrea on her website, Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.

Andrea’s book recommendations:

Darling Rose Gold by Stephanie Wrobel

Take Me Apart by Sara Sligar

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Renee Powers founded Feminist Book Club in 2018 to provide a space for intersectional feminists to learn, grow, and connect. When not reading or running the biz, you can find her drinking coffee and trying unsuccessfully to teach her retired racing greyhound how to fetch. Favorite genres: feminist thrillers, contemporary literary fiction, short stories, and anything that might be described as "irreverent"