Lit Hub Daily: June 22, 2018

• Caoilinn Hughes kindly asks that you take your loud chewing elsewhere: on beinga writer highly sensitive to sound. | Lit Hub
• “I had to live in the shadows while contributing to the welfare of this nation.” José Angel Maldonado on living the undocumented life, and the need for action.  | Lit Hub
• “No one understood these times, the emptiness of Tinder and capitalism, like my grandmother and me.” Massoud Hayoun considers death, fear, and the End of Days. | Lit Hub
• From Maggie Nelson to David Rattray, five writers who walk the lovely, wobbly line between poem and essay. | Lit Hub
• It’s been a tough week. Here are 12 writers for whom every days is “take your dog to work day.” | Lit Hub
• From a new collection by the “exceptional” Lydia Millet to Alex Perry’s “thorough and wrenching” study of mafia mothers, the best reviewed books of the week. | Book Marks
• Crime novels make the best travel guides: Jordan Foster recommends 5 international crime novels for the armchair traveler to read this month. | CrimeReads
• “For the most part, these books participate in a myth of history, especially children’s history, as apolitical.” History books about “rebellious women” are commendable—but who, and what, do they leave out? | Slate
• Roxane Gay, Janet Mock, Alexander Chee and other LGBTQ authors recommend some great books to read during pride month. | BuzzFeed
• “I don’t know how much mind I pay to canon-formation. All our canons are personal.” An interview with Danez Smith | The White Review
• Rachel Kushner’s desert island book picks: Marguerite Duras, Carson McCullers, Ariana Reines, and more. | Vulture
• “They move like rabbits, then. They look / for a lash that isn’t there, even them that never felt it.” Three new poems by Eve Ewing. | The Rumpus
• “She’s on the page just enough to keep you wanting more—not just of the writing, but of the writer as well.” On the allure of Joan Didion. | Bustle
• From Housing Works to Books Through Bars, nine organizations using books to make a difference. | Electric Literature

Also on Literary Hub: Women’s pain and the patriarchy: Danielle Lazarin in conversation with Jessie Chaffee · What we loved this week, from Valeria Luiselli to the distractions of the World Cup · Read an excerpt from Jordy Rosenberg’s new novel, Confessions of the Fox