Jennifer Massoni Magazine Journalist

Jennifer MassoniJennifer Massoni
San Francisco
Member since: Apr, 2008
Last login: 09/18/2008
Last update : 08/21/2008
Contact Me

  • Journalist and editor Jennifer Massoni has worked at Vanity Fair, where she was the associate editor of Oscar Night: 75 Years of Hollywood Parties, was the senior editor of Gentry magazine for three years, and directed the 2006 launch of CAFE magazine. A fifth-generation San Franciscan, Massoni graduated with English Honors from Boston College and completed the Columbia Publishing Course in 2002. And, yes, she is trying to finish a novel of her own.

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My Favorite Authors

Joan Didion, Michael Cunningham, Milan Kundera, Charles Baxter, Ian McEwan, Lorrie Moore, Ann Beattie, Denis Johnson, Eric Puchner, Julie Orringer, Nora Pierce, Bill Hayes, Neal Pollack, Augusten Burroughs, Virginia Woolf, Leo Tolstoy

Reviews I've Written

  • That Neal Pollack is one funny guy.

    July 16, 2008
    At the risk of absolutely never being nearly an eighth as funny as Neal Pollack is in this anthology, I'll say it straight: Read this book!
  • Esther Stories

    April 18, 2008
    It’s interesting how you come to love a book--from the moment you hear about it or pluck it from a shelf, purchase it, and add it to the pile of books you’ve been meaning to read.

Comments I've Written

  • This is hilarious!

    I always love seeing where and how writers work. This takes things to a whole new level, however. And seeing that Macintosh Classic was, well, pretty classic.

  • Dynamite Video

    What a fantastic reading, Meg.

  • Ben saves the day!

    Like Carolyn noted as well, I love to know that a successful, prolific novel writer like yourself also doesn't outline or storyboard. I've struggled with that in my own writing.

  • NY Nights

    What a great piece of nostalgia this is: for New York in the 60s, for a great young lost icon, for your own new days in the big city…and for my own.

  • Thanks, Belle!

    That's so sweet of you! I definitely plan on doing this again...maybe I'll go for the half-marathon next time!

 
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