Amy Sohn

Amy Sohn on her new book about Anthony Comstock, a special agent to the U.S. Post Office whose eponymous law from 1873 made it illegal to send contraception through the mail. 

Amy Sohn, author of Motherland: A Novel, talks about marriage and parenting in New York City through the lens of her new novel.

Last week, NBC Nightly News Anchor Brian Williams jokingly named his top media story of 2010: the The New York Times' discovery of Brooklyn, a mysterious land of ironic spectacles and artisanal cheeses. Now we want to hear your pitches for the best trend story about the borough. Steve Hindy, former journalist and co-founder of the Brooklyn Brewery, and Amy Sohn, author of the satirical novel Prospect Park West, judge your suggestions of Brooklyn trends, real or imagined.

A new collection of essays titled Blindsided by a Diaper examines how even the most steadfast relationships change with the arrival of a child. Editor Dana Bedford Hilmer joins contributors Amy Sohn and Michael Finkel to talk about how couples navigate the new circumstances.

Blindsided by a Diaper is available ...

The dot com bubble bursts and online journalists pay the price. APB.com shutters and Salon sheds staff. What does it mean for the future of real journalism on the Internet?