Guardian Music — Juliana Hatfield carved her niche in indie rock in the early Nineties and now has a successful career spanning 10 albums. But for much of her life the singer-songwriter from Boston has been pursued by the twin demons of anorexia and depression.Last m... more info

Stereogum — There's an entire chapter about hunger in Juliana Hatfield's new autobiography, When I Grow Up. In the wake of the label politics that kept her God's Foot album from seeing the light of day, the singer fixated on controlling what went in her mouth. ... more info

Guardian Music — With 10 albums under her belt, singer Juliana Hatfield has finally overcome her youthful insecurity - and the depression she denied. She talks to Priya Elan more info

Popdose — Juliana Hatfield - When I Grow Up: A Memoir purchase this book (Amazon) “… if you’re timid and looking for mercy, stay on the road that leads to a more compassionate world. ‘Cause this one I know will eat you up alive, brother. I mean... more info

Guardian Music — Queen Elizabeth Hall, LondonJuliana Hatfield is hampered by her wafer-thin voice and propensity for fading into the background at her own gig, says Caroline Sullivan more info

The Newsroom — 2008 has been a prolific year for acclaimed singer/songwriter Juliana Hatfield. This year Hatfield released the new album How to Walk Away as well as the memoir When I Grow Up. Get the scoop in this exclusive TV Guide interview. more info

Topix — Solo or with one of her bands , Juliana Hatfield's moody MOR jangle-and-coo always anticipated an indie-rock styled for Jay Leno. more info

Rolling Stone — In her new memoir When I Grow Up (Wiley & Sons, due September 29th), singer-songwriter Juliana Hatfield takes readers from the moment she knew she’d become a performer (a waking vision after school one day) to the daily grind of being a touring mus... more info

AP - Juliana Hatfield's Spinal Tap moment came at a club in Eugene, Ore., in 2003. more info

Yahoo! Music — AP - Juliana Hatfield's Spinal Tap moment came at a club in Eugene, Ore., in 2003. more info