Contributor

Suzanne Guillette

A non-fiction writer, Suzanne Guillette is the author of Much to Your Chagrin: A Memoir of Embarrassment (Atria, 2009). She has written about boxing, generosity, intuition, the genre of memoir and more. She lives in New York City.

AMERICANA
Voters kibitz on City Island, New York City’s own Small Town, USA
Quartz • November 8, 2016
LESSONS IN HUMILITY
The conversation about Trump can’t end at outrage and condemnation
Quartz • October 14, 2016
GIVE TO GET
Bottom up giving: The company that lets employees choose which local charities to support
Quartz • December 17, 2015
ALL YOU NEED
Can love be the right metric for a billion-dollar philanthropy? A Buffett scion aims to find out
Quartz • December 9, 2015
NATIONAL PHILANTHROPY DAY
Here’s what some of the world’s most charitable people are grateful for receiving in their own lives
Quartz • November 12, 2015
HOW WE GIVE NOW
In Brooklyn, stroke patients learn to speak again–in two languages
Quartz • July 21, 2015