Gabrielle Korn Books in Order

Gabrielle Korn examines beauty standards, media feminism, sexuality, and self-image through personal essays about her rise in fashion publishing. Behind professional success, she confronts anorexia, relationships, and the pressure to embody an industry’s version of empowerment.

As climate disaster makes outdoor life unsafe, Ava enters an enclosed Manhattan community without her girlfriend. Alongside women working within the project, she discovers cracks in the billionaire founder’s vision of empowerment and the dangers of questioning her control.

Across different decades of climate collapse, mothers, daughters, and isolated survivors struggle beyond the protected communities of the Inside Project. Their journeys through a deteriorating landscape reveal connections between people excluded from safety and those escaping its hidden costs.

Susan meets Eliza on a trip to an indie rock show in 2005, beginning a connection complicated by small-town rumors. Years later, her life in Brooklyn’s music industry and their renewed relationship force her to confront belonging and unresolved history.