Jan Rosenberg
Jan Rosenberg is a playwright, novelist, and screenwriter living in NYC. She received her B.A in Playwriting & Fiction from The New School. She writes plays about things that scare her. I.E: she has written lots of plays. Her play 'What's Wrong With You' was a Eugene O'Neill Semi-Finalist, and her work has been developed with several theater companies. She has written reviews of Broadway shows for Show Business Weekly and Theater Is Easy. Her pilot episode 'Treat Yourself' is a dark comedy about Eating Disorder recovery. When she's not reading or writing, she's usually coloring, making out with dogs, or playing video games. She worked as at The Strand Bookstore for 4 days, where she discovered she had a fear of standing on ladders.
Twitter: @kickthejan
Don’t Judge My Book By Its Cover
Jan Rosenberg
March 22, 2017
On book shame, and judging other readers.
Nostalgia Time: 3 YA Heroines Who Literally Kick Butt
Jan Rosenberg
March 2, 2017
Three awesome YA heroines from back in the day.
Riot Round-Up: The Best Books We Read in February
Jan Rosenberg
February 28, 2017
We asked our contributors to share the best book they read this month. We’ve got fiction, nonfiction, YA, and much, ...
3 YA Books About Eating Disorders And Recovery
Jan Rosenberg
February 21, 2017
National Eating Disorder Awareness week starts February 26--here are a few YA novels to read.
6 Bizarre Fictional Meals
Jan Rosenberg
January 24, 2017
Ewwwwww.
How My Adult Coloring Book Taught Me To Chill The Heck Out
Jan Rosenberg
January 10, 2017
How adult coloring books helped one reader deal with anxiety.
The Best Musical Adaptations of Books
Jan Rosenberg
December 24, 2016
A look at the musical adaptations of books.
When You Get to the End of Your Reading List
Jan Rosenberg
December 6, 2016
How one reader reached her ultimate reading goal...and then began to panic.
5 Books to Fill the Gossip Girl Void
Jan Rosenberg
November 19, 2016
Gossip Girl author Cecily von Ziegesar has a new book out, so we're looking for other ways to fill the void.
How FLOWERS IN THE ATTIC Made Me the Reader I Am Now
Jan Rosenberg
November 18, 2016
How picking up Flowers in the Attic as a middle schooler made one reader's taste a little...dark.