It’s been a long time, but here is an official post to say my book comes out January 21. I recommended it for anyone who loves (or hates) crying, laughing, and Jell-O. Kirkus calls it a “A story about death that leans toward the light.” Wow!
Preorder here.
For Rookie
For The Hairpin
For The Cut
"When Pizza Is Political" by Anna North for NYT Op-Talk
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Our essay on snackwave was featured on the New York Times opinion blog
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When good programming accidentally goes wrong—and gets better.
Words by Gabby.
Or: Why I don’t care where the “cool boys” are hanging out tonight (or any night).
Words by Gabby, collage by Beth.
I wrote about My Life As A Teenage Spinster.
I have never received so much personal feedback from readers on anything I've ever written. Writing this was hard because I've felt like such as outsider for so long, but it turns out so many of us are in this together. Obviously I love Rookie everyday, but this really reminded me how lucky I am to be a part of something so important and special and necessary. My heart feels so full.
How I learned to love my golden arches. Words by Gabby; illustration by Caitlin H.
In which the SNL star prepares a dessert that must be seen to be understood.
THIS WAS THE BEST
"There was a picture on Tumblr the other day that looked like Kim Kardashian’s brow," says student and writer Gabby Noone, pictured below. "The caption read, ‘Do you not understand this is literally like posting porn?’"
Everyone knows I love my “eyebrow women.” I wrote about girls loving each other’s bold brows on Tumblr for Teen Vogue.
Hazel interviewed me for part of this piece on POWER BROWS
I wrote a poem about being in your 20s composed entirely of phrases copy and pasted from Yelp reviews of Forever 21.
A conspiracy theory never sounded so good.
I made this week's playlist! Probably gonna get kicked out of the club, but it was worth it.
gabbynoone.com is now a thing because I was ready to join the professionals.
