Īnimal, her debut novel, was published by Avid Reader Press in the summer of 2021, and is about 'both sisterhood and female rage.' Television In June 2020 it won the narrative non-fiction book of the year at the British Book Awards. Her book Three Women was released in July 2019 by Simon and Schuster. Taddeo is a two-time recipient of the Pushcart Prize, for her short stories '42 (2017)', published in the New England Review, and 'Suburban Weekend (2019)', published in Granta. She was awarded the William Holodnok Fiction Prize and the Florence Engel Randall Award in fiction. In 2013 she appeared in Esquire Network's 80th Anniversary special. In 2015 The Washington Post named her New York Magazine piece, 'Rachel Uchitel is Not A Madam', one of their top five long reads that stand the test of time. Taddeo was an associate editor at Golf Magazine when David Granger assigned her first piece for Esquire, 'The Last Days of Heath Ledger', after reading her unpublished novel. Taddeo completed her Master of Fine Arts in fiction at Boston University. She first attended New York University but transferred to Rutgers University. Her parents are Peter Taddeo, an Italian American doctor, and Pia, a fruit stand cashier from Italy. Taddeo was born in Short Hills, New Jersey. Taddeo's work has appeared in The Best American Political Writing and The Best American Sports Writing anthologies.

Lisa Taddeo is an American author and journalist known for her book Three Women. Pushcart Prize 2017, 2019 British Book Awards 2020

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