Lucy Feldman

Feldman is a Senior Editor for TIME.

The Best Books of 2021 So Far

Some of the best books of the year so far provide welcome respite from the ...

Some of the best books of the year so far provide welcome respite from the outside world—while others aim directly for the turbulence, providing frameworks to understand how the past informs our present. Michelle Zauner...

Colson Whitehead, author of The Underground Railroad, and Margaret Atwood, author of The Handmaid's Tale

Colson Whitehead and Margaret Atwood Discuss The Underground Railroad, The Handmaid's Tale and the Challenges of Adaptation

As one show debuts and the other enters its fourth season, the acclaimed au...

As one show debuts and the other enters its fourth season, the acclaimed authors discuss the experience of having their novels adapted for the screen

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The Story Behind TIME’s First-Ever BIPOC-Led Issue

A year ago, we at TIME started talking about the ways we’ve fallen short. S...

A year ago, we at TIME started talking about the ways we’ve fallen short. Soon after George Floyd was murdered in Minneapolis, staffers from across the organization began sharing painful memories of being mistreated in...

Actor Uzo Aduba opens up about grief, mental health and playing a psychologist in HBO's 'In Treatment.'

Uzo Aduba Is Ready to Talk About Therapy

The actor, who stars as a psychologist in a new installment of HBO's "In Tr...

The actor, who stars as a psychologist in a new installment of HBO's "In Treatment," opens up about grief and mental health

Demonstrators rally against anti-Asian violence and hate crimes in Boston on March 13

‘We Are Always Waiting Our Turn to Be Important.’ A Love Letter to Asian Americans

I didn't "go" to work on the morning of March 17, meaning I didn't get up, ...

I didn't "go" to work on the morning of March 17, meaning I didn't get up, brush my teeth and place myself at my desk in the living room. I stayed in bed, made a...

'The World Always Outwits Human Ingenuity.' How the Energetic Cover of Colson Whitehead’s Upcoming Novel Harlem Shuffle Hints at the Heist Within

'The world always outwits human ingenuity,' the author teases

Joan Didion photographed in New York City, on Aug. 30, 2011.

'My Wine Bills Have Gone Down.' How Joan Didion Is Weathering the Pandemic

Joan Didion suffers no fools. And nor should she have to. Her resume is the...

Joan Didion suffers no fools. And nor should she have to. Her resume is the stuff of legends, from launching her career as a college senior by winning an essay contest sponsored by Vogue, which...