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Megan Nolan on Agnes Owens’s
A Working Mother, an Ode to Working Class Scotland

“Owens found a novel way of conveying the surrealness of everyday life”
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No One Really Drives Away from Anything in Horror Films

Tyler Malone on the Open Road and Auto-Eroticism, from "Lost Highway" to "The Hitcher"
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How Austerity is Killing Higher Ed
(and What We Can Do About It)

Peter Coviello on Bullshit Metrics and the Necessity of Unions
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Pretending to Be Tony Shalhoub: On Co-Writing a Book in My Father's Voice

Josie Adams on the Strange Intimacy of Writing We Thought They’d Never Leave

10 Great Nonfiction Titles to Read in November

By Literary Hub

Glass Skulls, Luminosity, Soup, and Other Miracles: New Poetry to Read This November

By Rebecca Morgan Frank

Vampiric Broodmothers, Gig-Economy Ghosts, and Medieval Abortionists: November’s Best Sci-Fi and Fantasy Books

By Natalie Zutter

The Ghostly and the Real: On Spirit Worlds in African Literature

By Karina M. Szczurek

Tough Days and Good Laughs: 10 New Children’s Books Out This November

By Caroline Carlson

This Week in Literary History: Sinclair Lewis Wins the Nobel Prize in Literature

By Literary Hub

If Salvador Dalí Died in 1989, Then Why Can He Still Take a Selfie With You?

By David Bering-Porter

An Interrogation of Reality: On the Legacy of Blade Runner

By Joanne McNeil

Artificial Intelligence
is a Horror Story

By Nick Ripatrazone

Best Reviewed
Books of the Week

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Something Wicked This Way Comes: 10 Poems to Read This Halloween

By Liz DeGregorio

The Literary Film & TV You Need to Stream in November

By Emily Temple

How Is Writing Like Nursing?

By Theresa Brown

October's Best Reviewed Fiction

By Book Marks

October's Best Reviewed Nonfiction

By Book Marks

Why Writers Should Have Sympathy for Ghosts

By Annie Barrows

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Crime Reads

November 2, 2026

10 New Books Coming Out This Week

By CrimeReads

Suspenseful not-exactly-horror movies to watch, this Halloween

By Olivia Rutigliano

Succession, but make it supernatural

By Molly Odintz

Sparkle: Teen Dreams and Ghetto Superstars

By Michael Gonzales

Book Marks

Book Marks

The Best Reviewed Books of the Month

5 Reviews You Need to Read This Week

How Do You Write Through Grief?

By Traci Brimhall

Ten Years of Fiction/Non/Fiction: An Anniversary Episode

By Fiction Non Fiction

The Annotated Nightstand: What Rebecca Perry is Reading Now, and Next

By Diana Arterian

Iconic Socialist Jean Jaurès Tried to Keep France Out of WWI. It Cost Him His Life

By Enda O'Doherty

Hidden In Plain Sight: What It Meant to Unearth My Father's Decades-Old FBI File

By Aimee Liu

How Joe Biden and the National Democratic Party Paved the Way For American Fascism

By Jennifer Welch

Why Are Women’s Biographies Often Told From a Man’s Point of View?

By Sarah Fritz

Tiny, Furry Friends: A Short History of Small Dogs in European Art

By Stephanie Howard-Smith

Fake News, Far-Right Propaganda, Exaggerated Crowd Sizes, a Squabbling Left...Welcome to 1930s Berlin!

By Victor Sebestyen