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Meghan O’Rourke
began
her career as one of the youngest editors in the history of The
New Yorker. Her essays, criticism, and poems have appeared in
Slate, The New Yorker, The New York Times Magazine, The New York
Times Book Review, The Nation, Redbook, Vogue, Poetry, The Kenyon
Review, and Best American Poetry. O’Rourke is also the
author of the poetry collections Once (2011) and Halflife
(2007), which was a finalist for both the Patterson Poetry Prize and
Britain’s Forward First Book Prize. The Long Goodbye is her
first memoir.
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