.emmastraub discusses her latest work, her bookstore booksaremagicbk, and life during quarantine.
For many young and hip Brooklyn residents eager to ditch the city for greener grass, the Hudson Valley is often their calling card. But Cobble Hill resident, author, and book store owner Emma Straub got out the city the way she knows best — through story.
Straub started off writing about cheese — one of the book’s characters runs a goat cheese farm — and the story morphed into a multigenerational exploration of what it means to be an adult and part of a family. “Families expose your best and worst selves, and we are all trying our best but everyone makes mistakes,” says Straub. “The point I came to is that being an adult is not synonymous with having it all figured out.
And while Straub’s Brooklyn bookstore remains closed to the public, it continues to ship books to customers and host other digital readings.
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