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Bhakti Shringarpure recommends eight immersive novels for understanding the vastness of Sudan. | Lit Hub Reading Lists
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“Who am I going to laugh with now?” Hannah Lillith Assadi on Brian Cox, Logan Roy, and her father. | Lit Hub Memoir
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What Daniel Wallace learned about writing from his father’s extended stays on the toilet. | Lit Hub Craft & Advice
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“I love a good plot twist or surprise reveal as much as anyone. But there are some subjects that deserve to be treated more authentically when it comes to storytelling.” Why suicide isn’t a plot point. | Lit Hub
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Javier Marías’s Tomás Nevinson, Brandon Taylor’s The Late Americans, and Rachel Louise Snyder’s Women We Buried, Women We Burned all feature among the Best Reviewed Books of the Week. | Book Marks
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The most anticipated crime fiction of the summer. | CrimeReads
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“Bad prose, to me, is bad thinking.” Brandon Taylor’s By the Book. | The New York Times
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2023 is a big year for new short story collections from Asian and Asian diaspora writers. | Book Riot
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UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak likes sexy horse books and there’s nothing wrong with that. | The Hub
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Heather O’Neill kicked off a serial novel about the Métro. | Montreal Gazette
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Today’s literary mystery: Who was behind the classic 1976 cover for Madeleine L’Engle’s A Wrinkle in Time? | Tor
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On the historical claim that there were actually two American Constitutions, one pro-slavery, the other abolitionist. | NY Review of Books
Also on Lit Hub: A reading list of books about book people • New poetry by Rosanna Young Oh • Read from R.F. Kuang’s latest novel, Yellowface
