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Read MoreGreen Bench Monthly
Read MoreBarbara Riddle-Dvorak is a fantastic example of today’s kind of transplant to St. Petersburg. […] She recently finished her second novel, Too Many Countries, and has plans for a third. Her passionate commitment to her writing has been a guiding light on the path that led her to St. Petersburg.
West Village Originals
Read MoreThis month’s West Village Original is author and WestView contributor Barbara Riddle, who was born in Wickersham Hospital on East 58th Street and grew up in the Village.
The Lab Lit List
Read MoreLab lit fiction depicts realistic scientists as central characters and portrays fairly realistic scientific practice or concepts, typically taking place in a realistic—as opposed to speculative or future—world.
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The Girl Pretending To Read Rilke
Drama: A young woman’s struggles to begin a career in bioscience amid the backlash from a fateful telegram.
The New York Times Book Review
Double Helix, Single Guy
Reposted from The New York Times Book Review
A review of GENES, GIRLS, AND GAMOW by James D. Watson
By Barbara Ehrenreich
[…] Surely somewhere along the way someone must have pointed out to him, rather sharply, one would expect, that he was helping create a hostile environment for young women struggling to be taken seriously as scientists -- like the biochemistry-student heroine of Barbara Riddle's fine autobiographical novel, “The Girl Pretending to Read Rilke.”