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Praise for Nightbitch

Outrageous, gritty, smart, fun

BONNIE GARMUS, Sunday Times bestselling author of Lessons in Chemistry

Yoder's voice is precise and funny, pitch-perfect... This is a terrifically alive and imaginative tale... an important contribution to the engagement with motherhood that rightly dominates contemporary ...

Lara Feigel, Observer

I've been waiting my whole adult life for a read like this. Nightbitch is truly imaginative, utterly original, brave and brilliant - I devoured it.

Elaine Feeney, author of AS YOU WERE

Outrageous, gritty, smart, fun

BONNIE GARMUS, Sunday Times bestselling author of Lessons in Chemistry

Yoder's voice is precise and funny, pitch-perfect... This is a terrifically alive and imaginative tale... an important contribution to the engagement with motherhood that rightly dominates contemporary ...

Lara Feigel, Observer

I've been waiting my whole adult life for a read like this. Nightbitch is truly imaginative, utterly original, brave and brilliant - I devoured it.

Elaine Feeney, author of AS YOU WERE

Outrageous, gritty, smart, fun

BONNIE GARMUS, Sunday Times bestselling author of Lessons in Chemistry

Yoder's voice is precise and funny, pitch-perfect... This is a terrifically alive and imaginative tale... an important contribution to the engagement with motherhood that rightly dominates contemporary ...

Lara Feigel, Observer

I've been waiting my whole adult life for a read like this. Nightbitch is truly imaginative, utterly original, brave and brilliant - I devoured it.

Elaine Feeney, author of AS YOU WERE

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Articles featuring Rachel Yoder

How publishing finally started telling mothers’ stories

How publishing finally started telling mothers’ stories

There have been mothers in fiction since storytelling began, but in recent years the narrative has shifted. Now, authors are finally giving voice to one of the most silenced universal experiences: motherhood.