Catherine Shannon is a writer in New York City. You can read some of her humor writing for The New Yorker here and email her at catherineshannon.info@gmail.com. She is currently working on her debut novel.

Fiction:
“The Engagement Party” ∙ “The Honeymoon Alone”

Writing on:
Shopping ∙ Cliché ∙ Pop music ∙ Vigilance ∙ Wellness ∙ Academia ∙ Manhattan ∙ Commercial language ∙ Agency ∙ Discretion ∙ Winter ∙ Tony Soprano ∙ Life in your 20s ∙ Feeling sexy∙ Productivity ∙ Petty grievances ∙ Motherhood ∙ Quality ∙ Resolutions ∙ Vibes ∙ Nostalgia ∙ Ironic detachment ∙ Gratitude ∙ Briefcases ∙ Aristotle ∙ Independence ∙ Love ∙ Feminism ∙ Asceticism ∙ Intuition ∙ God ∙ Therapy ∙ Skincare ∙ Sweatpants ∙ Exercise ∙ Social media ∙ Manners