Pamela Paul

The ‘Wrinkle In Time’ Effect: Which Book Heroine Did You Want To Be?

Jessica Pearce Rotondi | Posted 04.17.2012

Jessica Pearce Rotondi

Whether you fell asleep at night clutching a copy of Ramona Quimby or Gone With The Wind, the books we read as kids shape the women we become -- sometimes in complicated ways.

The Real Reason Women Can't Sleep

Barbara & Shannon Kelley | Posted 01.09.2012

Barbara & Shannon Kelley

The question is, how is it that men aren't similarly affected?

5 Must-Read Pieces About Divorce

Delia Lloyd | Posted 08.25.2011

Delia Lloyd

Talk of divorce is in the air. It all began with an article in The New York Times Styles section by Pamela Paul entitled How Divorce Lost Its Groove....

Is There Such Thing As Perfect Parenting?

salon.com | Posted 08.20.2011

There are two kinds of parents in the world. There are those who strive to re-create for their children the blissful upbringings that they themselves ...

New York Times' Children's Book Editor Pamela Paul

Monica Edinger | Posted 06.14.2011

Monica Edinger

Her children are a "built-in focus group," especially her oldest who will examine the books she brings home and occasionally suggest that Pamela "bring this one back to the office."

Phone Friends: Headed Toward Extinction?

Dr. Irene S. Levine | Posted 11.17.2011

Dr. Irene S. Levine

Aided and abetted by new technologies, phone calls and phone friends are becoming a dying breed. More people are switching to text messaging, which is less intrusive and less time-consuming.