Téa Obreht

Téa Obreht: ‘In America, we make progress, then revert in horrific ways'
Joanna Scutts
24, Aug, 2019 @9:01 AM

Inland by Téa Obreht review – the wild west just got wilder
Alex Preston
12, Aug, 2019 @9:00 AM

Inland by Téa Obreht review – a spectacular reinvention of the western
Elizabeth Lowry
07, Aug, 2019 @6:30 AM

The age of anxiety: what does Granta’s best young authors list say about America?
Michelle Dean
26, Apr, 2017 @3:50 PM

Who is your Bailey of Baileys winner?
Claire Armitstead
02, Nov, 2015 @2:05 PM

Reading literary fiction improves empathy, study finds
Liz Bury
08, Oct, 2013 @7:00 AM

Books for giving: fiction
Justine Jordan
02, Dec, 2011 @10:55 PM

Stefan Obreht by Téa Obreht
10, Jun, 2011 @11:30 PM
Guardian Books podcast: Feminism in literature
How literature has engaged with the feminist movement, with Orange prize 2011 winner Téa Obreht, Granta editor John Freeman and writers Naomi Alderman and Ann Patchett
Sarah Crown
10, Jun, 2011 @2:48 PM

Téa Obreht: 'I don't feel I've earned the Orange prize'
The author of The Tiger's Wife is, at 25, the youngest person ever to win the prestigious literary award. So why does she have such mixed feelings about the honour?
Kira Cochrane
10, Jun, 2011 @7:00 AM

Does Téa Obreht's Orange prize signal a return to fabulism?
Sarah Crown: The Tiger's Wife's use of folklore chimes with a number of other writers' recent work. Is there a trend in the making?
Sarah Crown
09, Jun, 2011 @12:00 PM

Orange prize 2011 goes to Téa Obreht
Surprise victory for The Tiger's Wife makes Obreht the award's youngest ever winner
Mark Brown, arts correspondent
08, Jun, 2011 @6:15 PM
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