July 14 – 18, 2025
- Mira Ptacin examines the poetry of found lists
- How ICE hit lists endanger student protesters
- Ursula K. Le Guin’s forgotten YA trilogy
Support Lit Hub.
How What I’ve Learned as an Actor Can Apply to Storytelling
Brett Paesel on Letting Emotional Logic Do the Work
Lit Hub Recommends: Susan Choi, Santa Clarita Diet, and Walt Whitman
French Canadian Movies, American TV, and Books, Lots of Books
“I Am Tom Waits!”
Janice Margolis
"At first I went on as normal. If someone misguidedly said, “Hey, there, Sydney,” I’d laugh. Later, when I couldn’t purge the name from my being, I’d gag “Syd ney,” the two syllables dead saliva, utterly meaningless, a joke."
Ruth Reichl, Redeeming the Twitter Hellscape One Tweet at a Time
Maybe We Can Have Nice Things After All
From the Bronx to Rural Nigeria, How Kwame Onwuachi Became a Chef
Kith/Kin's Executive Chef on Learning Respect in the Old Country
My Jewish Grandfather, Handpicked by Hitler to Curate the Museum of Extinct Races?
Bram Presser on Unraveling the Unlikeliest of Family Histories
When LeRoi Jones Went on
The Merv Griffin Show
Introducing Harmony Holiday's Disappearing Archive Series
The Parisian
Isabella Hammad
"There was one other Arab onboard the ship to Marseille. His name was Faruq al-Azmeh, and the day after leaving port in Alexandria he approached Midhat at breakfast, with a plate of toast in one hand and a string of amber prayer beads in the other. He sat, tugged at the cuffs of his shirt, and started to describe without any introduction how he was returning from Damascus to resume his teaching post in the language department of the Sorbonne. He had left Paris at the outbreak of war but after the Miracle of the Marne was determined to return. He had grey eyes and a slightly rectangular head."
Let’s All Stop Pigeonholing Sally Rooney as a “Millennial Writer”
Even If We Agree She's a Great One
Not-So-Good Guys with Guns: On the Origins of the NRA
Guns Don't Kill People, Horseless Carriages Kill People
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