My sincere thanks to Roni Robbins at the Atlanta Jewish Times for this thoughtful review of Invisible As Air as part of their coverage of The Book Festival of the MJCCA. I will be in conversation with Emily Liebert and Lisa Shore on November 5th at noon. Hope to see you!
Author Archives: justinemrubin
One of Deep South Magazine’s Best of Fall & Winter Titles!
Humbled and happy to be among such incredible company on Deep South Magazine's Fall/Winter Reading List!
Thank you to The Milton Public Library and Annell Gerson at Bookmiser!
Lovely event yesterday with my OG Lisa Shore. Thank you to everyone who came out!
#wordsbookstore Launch!
Maplewood, you know how to make a gal happy. Thank you so much for the wild and much appreciated turnout last night, and also to words bookstore and my HBIC Lauren Erlichman-Gottlieb for bringing the thoughtful q’s and hosting with the mosting. And to Erica Feldon Ohayon for orchestrating the entire event. 💜
A Piece for AlzAuthors about Edith & How It All Began
Honored to have this opportunity!
Invisible As Air Launch Party at The Wrecking Bar 9/24/19
#invisibleasair launch party at The Wrecking Bar last night. Standing room only. Sold out books from @acappellabooks. Zoe pins Pamela Morse Garland @pamelamorseg and Justine Rubin @fulanko!!! The missing flows through my veins but man. I felt the love last night and it flowed along right beside it. Pumping pumping pumping. Thank you to everyone whoContinue reading “Invisible As Air Launch Party at The Wrecking Bar 9/24/19”
Searching for Signs – an essay I wrote for “modern loss”
Thank you to the wonderful Gabrielle Birkner and the team at "modern loss" for publishing this essay I wrote about searching for signs in the wake of loss.
AJC!!!
a good sunday. is this real? A full page beautiful review in the AJC and they name it “one of 12 books to curl up with”?!? it is. thank you @atlantajournalconstitution!
AJC calls Invisible As Air 1 of the 12 books you want to read this fall!
Gahhhhhh! Over the moon.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reviews “Invisible As Air”
Just a typical Saturday: making breakfasts, chugging coffee, breaking up boy scuffles and then this: this magnificent review by Becca Godwin at The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. I cried. My favorite sentence, a sentence I will forever cherish: "Her writing creeps up on you, like a crescent moon that seems to mysteriously switch sides inContinue reading “The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reviews “Invisible As Air””
ZOE FISHMAN 