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Wonderful that Tell Me Everything has made the Women's Prize for Fiction shortlist! Again, thank you to the judges and congratulations to the other shortlisted authors.

I'm delighted that Tell Me Everything has made the Women's Prize for Fiction Longlist! Thank you to the judges and congratulations to all the longlisted authors.

“In Oprah’s most recent Book Club pick, Tell Me Everything, Olive �� returns �� and she is not alone. Throughout Strout’s work, 25 characters appear in more than one of her novels; Tell Me Everything features 23 of them. For an author renowned for her ability to capture the overlapping histories and rich particularities of each and every character, bringing so many of them together is an ecstatic gift to her readers: a literary fantasy fulfilled.��

Charley Burlock, �� Oprah Daily, Sep 18, 2024.

I’m absolutely thrilled that Tell Me Everything was chosen to be !

It was where we had a warm, fun chat. Oprah is amazing.

How can you participate? Get the book, follow the schedule below, and join the weekly Oprah’s Book Club discussions on , , and ! by following and posting: #ReadWithUs.

““Tell Me Everything�� offers readers an abundance of the searing and plain-spoken insights for which Strout is beloved.... Strout looks, she sees. And when we read her books �� oh! �� so do we.��

Alexis Schaitkin, ��,�� New York Times, Sept 9, 2024.

“I’ve always been fascinated with this sense that every single person walking down the street has a whole story. …And nobody ever really knows it, because we only tell parts of our story to different people, and oh, I just want to know it so much! I always have, so I make it up.��

Hephzibah Anderson, ��,’��� The Guardian, Sept 7, 2024.

My new book, TELL ME EVERYTHING, comes out soon in both the US and the UK. Both covers are just lovely, I couldn’t be happier with them.

I’ll be , so please check the tour schedule and come say hello if you’re in the area!

“‘Tell Me Everything�� �� brings together Strout’s most indelible characters in a rich tapestry, intricately wrought yet effortlessly realized, both suspenseful and meditative.��

Priscilla Gilman, ��,�� Boston Globe, Sept 4, 2024.

“Strout delivers that most terrible and yet important of literary clichés: a book with heart.�� Like all the best literary landscapes, [the town of] Crosby is everywhere, its people are all of us and their stories matter. ��

Alice Fishburn, ��,�� The Financial Times, Sept 4, 2024.