Selected WORK and APPEARANCES

New York Times: Should I Stay or Should I Go

Boston Globe: We are not Afraid of Ruins

The New York Times: The Things She Carried

Schlag: The Apiarist

The Opiate: Childhood

Teen Vogue: Goddard College: The History of an Anti-Fascist Institution

Teen Vogue: These Queer 80s Punks Took the Mic from Straight White Men

BOMB: Rules are for Breaking

Catapult: Stay Wild

Paris Review: Vanishing Point

Rolling Stone: Heather "The Heat" Hardy's Revolution Inside and Outside the Boxing Ring

Lit Hub: The Art of Getting Lost

Salon: Writing a Children’s Novel with Peter Alexeyevich Kropotkin's Philosophies in Mind

Lit Hub: On the Darkness, Strangeness, and Unbridled Joy of Children’s Books

Electric Literature: How to Escape in 9 Books

NPR: You Must Read This

Canadian Broadcasting interview with Rick MacInnes-Rae

 Buzzfeed on Be Safe: The Answers we Look for in War Literature by Roxanne Gay

Greek News Agenda Interview

VICE review and interview - New Novel Explores Queer Life and Terrorism in 1990s Greece - 

Interview with Neil Denny on Little Atoms Radio

Book Talk Nation, Interview with David Abram

Interview with VICE magazine

RUIN in Green Mountain Review

Bonus Track: Hoffman’s Graduation Speech 2009

Selected REVIEWS AND INTERVIEWS

LA Review of Books: Slow Motion Dystopias: On Cara Hoffman’s RUIN

BOMB: Occasions for Revolutionary Change an interview with Cara Hoffman

The Wall Street Journal

New York Times:

Misfits Burn Fast and Bright in This Tale of '80s Athens

Alissa J. Rubin on Be Safe

Marilyn Stasio on So Much Pretty

NYT Notable

ABC News Interview with George Stephanopoulos

The New Yorker

The Guardian

National Public Radio

Washington Post

The Boston Globe:

Karen Campbell on So Much Pretty

Karen Campbell on Be Safe

LA Times:

The Kind of Woman She Will Be: Cara Hoffman on the Return of the Female Soldier

Sarah Weinman on So Much Pretty

Miami Herald

USA Today

Cara Hoffman’s RUIN and the Art of Looking Closely

Interview with Jesse Kornbluth