Chiara Dello Joio

Went to influencer school for the paper of record @nytimes nytimes.com/2024/10/26/sty…

For a steep price, you can clone your pet. But your new animal might not heal your grief for the old one, @chiaradellojoio writes: theatlantic.com/family/archive…

Thrilled to have had the opportunity to explore the tempting, confusing, and expensive world of pet cloning for @TheAtlantic huge thank you to @fhill_official 🐾 theatlantic.com/family/archive…

New essay out in @lithub 🌹 Thrilled that I can refer to 12 years of watching every episode of The Bachelor as my most thorough ✨research✨ to date. lithub.com/pride-prejudic…

"'The Bachelor' uniquely combines the most thrilling parts of a marriage plot novel with the communal excitement of watching a sporting event." @chiaradellojoio on reality TV's marriage plot. lithub.com/pride-prejudic…

People tend to have stronger bonds with their mother's side of the family. @chiaradellojoio on the "matrilineal advantage" and why so many paternal kin miss out on closeness: on.theatln.tc/Qe4xV2Q

Ever wonder why people are usually closer to their mom’s side? Wrote a piece that investigates why for @TheAtlantic Thank you for the brilliant edits! @fhill_official theatlantic.com/family/archive…

"Social media is littered with images of bookshelves organized by hue, suggesting the works on display hold no more value than a bag of M&Ms." lithub.com/inside-the-pic…

Wrote an essay for @lithub about how people who don't read might actually be saving the independent book business lithub.com/inside-the-pic…

Shared some only child thoughts with Jim Richards at @NEWSTALK1010 last week iheartradio.ca/newstalk-1010/…

@6BenHarrison @NEWSTALK1010 Hey Ben! Thanks so much for getting in touch. Feel free to shoot me an email (cdellojoio@gmail.com)

@chiaradellojoio Hi Chiara, I'm a producer at @NEWSTALK1010. Wondering if you might be interested in doing an interview on our national evening show on your article about only children. Let me know and I'd be happy to set this up. Thanks!

Only children are much more common than they've been in the past—but people still seem to believe they'd be better off with siblings. @chiaradellojoio on what the stereotype gets wrong: on.theatln.tc/2u2Frph

New piece out! Thank you so much @fhill_official ✨ theatlantic.com/family/archive…