Lit Hub Daily: November 24, 2017
THE BEST OF THE LITERARY INTERNET
TODAY: In 1886, Margaret Anderson, the American founder, editor and publisher of the art and literary magazine The Little Review, is born.
BEST OF LIT HUB: LIGHT READING FOR A HOLIDAY WEEKEND!
- Your Black Friday reading list: classics from the consumerist canon.
- Scaachi Koul levels with you: new clothes aren’t going to fix the problem.
- Tommy Pico on how to pass the time on a holiday commemorating the destruction of your ancestors.
- Celeste Ng: giving thanks is a political act.
- How our late-capitalist habits are destroying the world (happy shopping!).
- 10 books by indigenous authors you should read.
- Against foodies: lessons in waste, and eating out of the trash.
- Louise Erdrich returns to the Turtle Mountains to visit the living and the dead.
- Kathleen Alcott searches for Thanksgiving tradition, one house at a time.
- Confronting the duplicity of the US government: three poems by Layli Long Soldier
- The descendants of Geronimo attempt to forgive the unforgivable.
- When in doubt, you should probably just do all your shopping at the local independent bookstore (but spare a moment to think about fair and living wages).
- Demian DinéYazhi’ offers a poem for Standing Rock.
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