The Boston Globe has also named The Revolutionary: Samuel Adams as one of its "Best Books of 2022." (December)
New York magazine's "The Strategist" has included The Revolutionary in its list of "Best Books for Every Type of Dad." (December)
Stacy appeared as a guest on The History Channel's "History This Week," where she contributed to an installment dedicated to Samuel Adams, "Samuel Adams Brews Rebellion." (December)
The Revolutionary was a nominee and finalist in GoodReads' annual "GoodReads Choice Awards" in the "History and Biography" category. (December)
Air Mail and Daily Kos have also named The Revolutionary: Samuel Adams as one of their "Best Books of 2022." (December)
The Los Angeles Times' Mary Ann Gwinn has named The Revolutionary: Samuel Adams one of the Best nonfiction books of 2022. (December)
AudioFile has named The Revolutionary one of its Best Audiobooks for 2022: "Virtuoso narrator Jason Culp re-creates the world of the American Revolution in this biographical work on an almost-forgotten Founding Father... Culp moves smoothly between the writings of Adams's fellow revolutionaries (Adams did not himself write very much) and author Stacy Schiff's brisk narrative of the tumultuous events of the time. The result is a vivid portrait of Adams both as a man of action who pushed the American Revolution forward in its earliest days and as a thinker whose ideas influenced the writing of the Declaration of Independence." (December)
Maureen Corrigan of NPR's "Fresh Air," has included The Revolutionary as one of her ten best books of 2022. (December)
Apple has named The Revolutionary one of the Best Audio Books of 2022. (November)
The Revolutionary: Samuel Adams is officially a national bestseller in the US, appearing on the lists of The New York Times, The Seattle Times, and the Houston Chronicle, among others. (November)
Stacy was interviewed for Air Mail, discussing her latest work, The Revolutionary: Samuel Adams: "This Sam Adams Is For You" (October)
Stacy's latest book, The Revolutionary: Samuel Adams has been published by Little, Brown & Co. (October)
2021
Stacy has published a new essay in The New Yorker, "Véra Nabokov Was the First and Greatest Champion of "Lolita", which is excerpted from the anthology Lolita in the Afterlife: On Beauty, Risk, and Reckoning with the Most Indelible and Shocking Novel of the Twentieth Century, edited by Jennifer Minton Quigley, and available from Vintage Books.
2015
The New Yorker has published an excerpt from The Witches in its September 7, 2015 issue.
2013
The Barnes & Noble Blog has profiled Stacy in their "Authors You Need to Read" series. (April 22)
2012
Stacy is currently at work on her next book, which focuses on the Salem Witch Trials in early colonial Massachusetts. More news on this later!
2011
Cleopatra: A Life will debut at #3 on the New York Times paperback nonfiction list and at #2 on the IndieBound nonfiction list.
The paperback edition of Cleopatra: A Life is now available! Hachette Books asked some people on the streets of New York what they thought of Cleopatra...
2010
Look for Stacy to appear in upcoming episodes of MSNBC's "Morning Joe" (Dec 21), PBS's "Need to Know" (Dec 24), and "The Martha Stewart Show" in January.