Tad Friend
Tad Friend is a staff writer for The New Yorker and the author of the memoir Cheerful Money, about life as a modern-day WASP.
This Writer's Byliner Stats
- Stories 37
- Followers 315
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Recommends
6 - Reads 28156
- Books 3
This Writer Recommends
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The Taming of the Chef
by Bill Buford + Follow
The New Yorker | April 2007
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Hogs Wild
by Ian Frazier + Follow
The New Yorker | December 2005
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Why Me?
by Ian Parker + Follow
The New Yorker | November 2010
Byliner Recommends
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Jumpers
by Tad Friend + Follow
The New Yorker | October 2003
The fatal grandeur of the Golden Gate Bridge.
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The Harriet-the-Spy Club
by Tad Friend + Follow
The New Yorker | July 2000
A doctor's wife disappeared. The women he dated compared notes.
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Notes on the Death of the Celebrity Profile
by Tad Friend + Follow
Spin | March 1998
Or, why you shouldn't trust any story whose first paragraph begins with what the star is eating or wearing (unless the star is naked)
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This Writer's Books
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A Byliner Original! Planet Killers
A Spine-Tingling Look at Near-Earth Objects, Mass Extinctions, and the Controversial Science of Planetary Defense
