-
“Characters caught in their own blocks of stone.” What Bruce Springsteen learned from Flannery O’Connor. | Lit Hub Music
Article continues after advertisement -
Here’s a trivia question for you: Who was the only sitting president to contribute to a literary journal? | Lit Hub Poetry
-
“In a medical culture that privileges the doctor’s voice over the patient’s, something gets lost.” Jennifer Lunden on long Covid, Descartes’ destructive influence on medicine, and more. | Lit Hub Health
-
Andrew Quintana reviews the stage adaptation of Maggie O’Farrell’s Hamnet, a rehabilitation of Shakespeare’s sister. | Lit Hub Theater
-
On Frankenstein’s complicated relationship with science. | Lit Hub Criticism
Article continues after advertisement -
Peek inside the Folio Society’s terrifying 40th anniversary edition of Stephen King’s Pet Sematary. | Gizmodo
-
George R.R. Martin has some strong feelings about the “abominable” treatment of TV writers. | Collider
-
After writing a children’s book about grief, inspired by the death of her husband, a Utah woman has been charged with murder. Of her husband. | The Hub
-
McMansion Hell goes deep on American decline. | The Baffler
-
The creator of Dickinson waves goodbye to human storytelling on her way to the picket line. | Vanity Fair
Article continues after advertisement
Also on Lit Hub: How the Cultural Revolution played society against itself • Reading beyond London’s WWII “blitz spirit” • Read from Andrew Krivak’s latest novel, Like the Appearance of Horses
