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Hannah Rosefield is an editor at The Dial. She lives in London.

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March 30, 2026

Hannah Rosefield

Ben Lerner’s Transcription Is a Labyrinth of Allusions

The author’s intricate, unsettling new novel is a book of echoes and parallels.

March 19, 2025

Hannah Rosefield

Home Is Where the Unpaid Labor Is

A new history traces the development and influence of the global Wages for Housework movement from its founding to present day.

October 2, 2024

Hannah Rosefield

Sally Rooney’s Millennials Grow Up

“Intermezzo” is Rooney’s most somber novel, more attentive to loss and irreversible change.

June 8, 2023

Hannah Rosefield

Going It Alone, With Help from Joni Mitchell

“Arrangements in Blue” and “A Life of One’s Own” work through the puzzles of single life through art and music.

October 14, 2022

Hannah Rosefield

Gwendoline Riley’s Brilliantly Stubborn Fictions

Her novels First Love and My Phantoms work a kind of magic, making stuck relationships at once believably maddening and oddly addictive.

July 30, 2019

Hannah Rosefield

The Voice of a Microgeneration

How Jia Tolentino’s incisive, capacious essays became essential reading.

July 25, 2016

Hannah Rosefield

How Exhaustion Became a Status Symbol

From sloth to burnout, each age remakes exhaustion in its own image.

November 13, 2015

Hannah Rosefield

The Diary of the Most Boring Man in the World

A pair of academics reconstruct the life of a Victorian bachelor.