Lit Hub Daily: January 2, 2025
THE BEST OF THE LITERARY INTERNET
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- Agitate for book workers’s rights, fight against book bans, and other literary resolutions Maris Kreizman is making for 2025. | Lit Hub
- An incomplete list of 2024’s most notable literary deaths. | Lit Hub Book News
- Caroline Carlson asks Dahlia Adler, Jashar Awan, Rachel Ekstrom Courage and more about the children’s books they’re looking forward to this year. | Lit Hub Reading Lists
- Rebecca Morgan Frank and Christopher Spaide showcase the poetry collections they’re excited about in 2025. | Lit Hub Reading Lists
- “Downstairs in the restaurant, Gerhard was singing.” Read from Nancy Jensen’s novel, In Our Midst. | Lit Hub Fiction
- “How can a team this good, with players this good, with game this good, have so little collective swagger?” Alan Dean shares some thoughts about 2024 in baseball. | n+1
- On the fragrant history of rosemary in literature and culture. | JSTOR Daily
- Hagai Palevsky considers three books and a comics festival. | The Comics Journal
- Cynthia Ozick pens a eulogy for letter writing. | Harper’s
- How newcomer Bloom Books made 2024 a successful publishing year. | The New York Times
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