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“Not every novel needs to be read as a radio drama.” Maris Kreizman on overacting and audiobooks. | Lit Hub Criticism
- Holly Haworth on finding rest in creative labor: “The weight of the work we have to do as artists, in a world in which time is money, can press so heavily upon us that, well, we need to lie down sometimes.” | Lit Hub Craft
- From Leslie Feinberg to Jack Halberstam, Hannah Levene considers reading butch lesbians on and off the page. | Lit Hub Criticism
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- On postpartum publishing and how it feels after bringing a new book into the world. | Lit Hub Craft
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- “Human beings exist in a precarious equilibrium between body, self, and world such that there are no givens for behavior: the need for equilibrium is something that confronts humans at every moment…” Carl Gelderloos on Helmuth Plessner. | Public Books
- Gen Z book clubs are having a moment (which is unsurprising, because “young people famously love books”). | Dazed
- Attention, US history nerds: Here are five presidential libraries to which to drag your loved ones. | The New York Times
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