Let Me Go Mad in My Own Way

Let Me Go Mad in My Own Way

Elaine Feeney

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Death and the Gardener

Death and the Gardener

Georgi Gospodinov (trans. Angela Rodel)

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The Cartographer of Absences

The Cartographer of Absences

Mia Couto (trans. David Brookshaw)

By Lit Hub Excerpts | October 1, 2025

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The Most Anticipated Audiobooks of October

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Pick a Color

Pick a Color

Souvankham Thammavongsa

By Lit Hub Excerpts | September 30, 2025

Nebraska

Nebraska

George Whitmore

By Lit Hub Excerpts | September 29, 2025

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“Sniped Sonnet,” a Poem by Zeina Hashem Beck

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Playing Wolf

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We Love You, Bunny

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“Distinguished Office of Echoes,” a Poem by Lisa Olstein

“Distinguished Office of Echoes,” a Poem by Lisa Olstein

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Will There Ever Be Another You

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“Autoimmune Aubade,” a Poem by Chet’la Sebree

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By Chet’la Sebree | September 22, 2025

Great Disasters

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Poet Margot Kahn on Why She Left One Particular Poem Out of Her Collection

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“One of the poems I put in my stack involved my father’s dick.”

By Margot Kahn | September 18, 2025

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