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22 novels you should read this fall, according to your friends at Lit Hub. | Lit Hub Reading Lists
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What lurks beyond the black hole singularity in our galaxy, and why are we so afraid of it? | Lit Hub Science
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“In 100 years, the future, if there is one, will judge our more-than-carelessness with a cold eye.” Niall Williams and Christine Breen on the collective failure to address a dire man-made problem. | Lit Hub Climate Change
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Charles Foster considers the birth of the “I”—and thus, of story—in the upper Paleolithic era. | Lit Hub Anthropology
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“Lee’s prose has an edge that cuts through cant.” A 1960 review of To Kill a Mockingbird. | Book Marks
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Stephen Graham Jones on the evolution of the slasher film and its central figure—the final girl. | CrimeReads
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“Blackness has become a metaphor for a certain kind of societal categorization—one that I believe deserves to be given its full positive due.” Teju Cole on his recent essay collection and creative precision. | Art in America
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Brandon Taylor discusses short stories, creative choices, and realism. | The Adroit Journal
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A guide to the most important locations in the Sally Rooneyverse. | EW
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“Critical race theory is not an indoctrination; it is an education—an inquiry, contestation, and clarification about the stakes and politics of knowledge.” Brittney Cooper on the true potential of CRT. | The Cut
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Summer Kim Lee reviews Anthony Veasna So, whose stories “live in what is missed and missing elsewhere.” | Los Angeles Review of Books
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Senjuti Patra recommends the best of bibliomemoirs. | Book Riot
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How will post-Brexit changes to the copyright system affect authors in the UK? | The Independent
Also on Lit Hub: Fan, stenographer, wife: on the first meeting between Anna Snitkina and Dostoyevsky • Read from Lejla Kalamujić’s newly translated novel, Call Me Esteban (tr. Jennifer Zoble)
