• LARB, “Another Chance at the Dilapidated Earth,” review for the Age of Loneliness by Lauren Markham, 10.25.24

  • Los Angeles Times, “How humans’ loneliness epidemic extends to other species and natural phenomena,” by Anita Felicelli, 7.29.24

  • BOMB, editor’s choice review for The Age of Loneliness by Cara Blue Adams, 9.16.24

  • Chicago Review of Books, “Mapping Absence in the Age of Loneliness,” by Elaina Friedman, 8.16.24

  • On the Seawall, review for The Age of Loneliness, by Ron Slate, 9.11.24

  • Shelf Awareness, review for The Age of Loneliness, by Rebecca Foster, 6.3.24

  • Publisher’s Weekly, starred review for The Age of Loneliness, 4.9.2024

  • Kirkus, review for The Age of Loneliness, 5.10.2024

  • Times Literary Supplement, “Plague Year: Reflections on Camus During the Covid Lockdown,” by Peter Salmon, 12.2.2022

  • Full Stop, review of States of Plague, by Brian O’Neill, 1.30.2023

  • Hopscotch Translation, “Translating The Plague and the Sky: Laura Marris on translating Albert Camus’ The Plague and co-authoring, with Alice Kaplan, the newly released States of Plague,” interview by Heather Green, 11.8.2022

  • Boston Review, “Gramsci’s Gift,” by Alan Wald, 4.4.2022

  • Times Literary Supplement, “A Trinity of Gramscis,” by Richard Bellamy, 3.18.2022

  • Bookforum, “Hegemony Changes Everything,” by Jennifer Wilson, Spring 2022

  • Reading in Translation, “A Plague for Our Times,” by Andrew Martino, 12.13.21

  • Vol. 1 Brooklyn, “Translating The Plague in a Pandemic: An Interview with Laura Marris,” by Kevin Canfield, 12.6.21

  • Wall Street Journal, “Fiction: Pandemic Plots,” by Sam Sacks, 12.3.21

  • LARB: “More to Admire: On Laura Marris’s Translation of Albert Camus’s  The Plague,” by Robert Zaretsky, 12.1.21

  • LitHub, “How to Reframe the Strangeness of The Plague as Sci-Fi Noir,” by Sunra Thompson, 11.24.21

  • Just Buffalo Literary Center: Laura Marris reads her poem “like a good captain” at the Silo City Reading Series, 7.31.21

  • Trafika Europe Radio: “Laura Marris: Retranslating Camus’ ‘The Plague,’” interview with Abigail Haber, 3.7.21

  • LARB: “Amnesiacs and Bystanders: On Géraldine Schwarz’s ‘Those Who Forget,’” by Michael Scott Moore, 2.15.21

  • Kirkus: “Best Nonfiction Books of the Year,” 2020 (on Those Who Forget)

  • Time: “It’s Tempting to Forget the Past—But Dangerous,” by Géraldine Schwarz, trans. Laura Marris, 9.22.20

  • The Wall Street Journal: "‘Those Who Forget’ Review: Accounting for Evil,” by Diane Cole, 9.11.20

  • Capstan: “New English Version of Camus’ ‘The Plague’ During Covid-19: How Historical Context Can Affect Translation,” by Pisana Ferrari, 9.6.20

  • Just Buffalo Literary Center: “Laura Marris Reads ‘self-driving’ for LIT CITY Voices,” video by Flatsitter, September 2020

  • Octavian Report: “Self Healed Physician: An Interview with Laura Marris,” fall, 2020

  • Yale Center Beijing: “The Plague: Alice Kaplan & Laura Marris on Reading Camus’s Novel During a Global Pandemic,” 8.10.20

  • NHK World: “A Book beyond Borders: Why the World Is Reading Albert Camus’ ‘The Plague,’” by Saeki Kentaro, 7.11.20

  • 3:am Magazine: “The Plague During Pestilence,” Laura Marris interviewed by Ethan Powers, 5.14.20

  • UB Now: “UB Lecturer Updating Translation of Camus’ ‘The Plague’ for Major Publishing House,” by Bert Gambini, 5.5.20

  • Yale Daily News: “Translating, Teaching, and Reading Camus’ ‘The Plague’ During Covid-19,” by Carrie Zhou, 4.22.20

  • Booklist: “Those Who Forget” (Starred Review), by Melissa Norstedt, 4.15.20

  • Publishers Weekly: “Those Who Forget,” 3.15.20

  • Library Journal: “Those Who Forget” (Starred Review), by Crystal Goldman, 3.1.20

  • Kirkus: “Those Who Forget” (Starred Review), 2.5.20

  • NPR (wkbw): “Likely Stories: Reading List for 2018,” by Jim McKeown, 12.21.17

  • Oxford Comparative Criticism & Translation: “2018 Oxford-Weidenfeld Translation Prize” (Judges Citation), 6.9.18

  • Times Literary Supplement: “Bitter Victory,” by Adrian Tahourdin, 5.11.18

  • LitHub: “From Renee Gladman to Uljana Wolf: Ten Small Press Books to Check Out,” by Riffraff Bookstore, 10.26.18

  • Poetry Foundation: “Reader Discretion Advised: On Profanity and the Sublime in Poetry,” by Claire Luchette, 3.19.18

  • New Yorker: “Briefly Noted,” 1.29.18

  • The Wall Street Journal: “Review: Guilloux’s Comical and Horrific Novel Links the Sparkling Contempt of Flaubert to the Tender Resignation of Camus,” by Sam Sacks, 11.24.17

  • World Literature Today: “Nota Benes,” November 2020

  • On the Seawall: “On The Safe House, a Novel by Christophe Boltanski, Translated by Laura Marris,” by Ron Slate, 10.25.17

  • Foreword Reviews: “The Safe House,” by Kristine Morris, 10.23.17

  • Publishers Weekly: “Blood Dark” (Starred Review), 10.23.17

  • Jewish Currents: “The Uncivil Servant: A Novel of Provincial Pettiness Amid War,” by Mitchell Abidor, 10.23.17

  • The New Republic: “Louis Guilloux’s Great, Forgotten War Novel,” by Alice Kaplan, 10.19.17

  • Publishers Weekly: “The Safe House” (Starred Review), 8.28.17

  • Kirkus: “The Safe House,” 8.21.17