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Drumroll, please: It’s the Biggest Literary Stories of 2023. | Lit Hub
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What Sabrina Orah Mark is reading now and next, from The Hearing Trumpet to The Ashley Book of Knots. | Lit Hub Annotated Nightstand
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“This is the bleak testimony of the damned and blasphemed. It’s sanctioned by the culture of self-aggrandizement. It’s at once one of the great ballads in hip-hop and a manifesto about the insurmountable depravity of the industry.” Harmony Holiday on Madvillain’s “Accordion.” | Oxford American
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How to experience LA like a poet, as told by the poets themselves. | LA Times
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Natan Last on inclusivity in the world of crossword puzzles. | The New Yorker
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