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How author Aimie K. Runyan found a new way to approach story for her “reluctant reader” children. | Lit Hub Parenting
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“My wife was actually kind of freaked out by how happy I was during that time.” Adrian Tomine on the delight of collaborating on the film adaptation of his graphic novel Shortcomings. | Lit Hub Questionnaire
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Madeline Ashby revisits G. K. Chesterton’s The Napoleon of Notting Hill: “This is cosplay taken to the level of governance, a utopia for one.” | Lit Hub Criticism
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Wylie Dufresne on the fun, never-ending process of becoming a chef. | Lit Hub
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Ann Patchett’s Tom Lake, Jamel Brinkley’s Witness, and Yepoka Yeebo’s Anansi’s Gold all feature among the Best Reviewed Books of the Week. | Book Marks
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Alexis Gunderson considers the funny, romantic, and “regular, schmegular” second season of Good Omens. | Lit Hub Film & TV
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Why read Milton? Ed Simon makes the case. | The Millions
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Take a look inside a Brooklyn studio shared by a bunch of children’s book legends. | The New York Times
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“Marías’s genre outings have been typified by a magpie mentality that rarely ends up managing its many interests in anything resembling a unified way.” Bailey Trela on the spy novels of Javier Marías. | The Baffler
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Dig into a vintage menu collection. | Atlas Obscura
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Joyce Carol Oates on the prose fictions of Rachel Ingalls, which “famously resist description, let alone classification.” | Times Literary Supplement
Also on Lit Hub: On the pleasure of unexpected translations • Jimin Han on letting your experiences simmer • Read from David Connor’s debut novel, Oh God, the Sun Goes
