Why Every Progressive Should Read The Good Soldier Švejk
Paul Goldberg on How to Stay Sane in a World Besieged by Idiocy
Curtis White: There’s No Such Thing as Postmodernism
Even Some of Its Best-Known Practitioners Were Confused About It
Hilary Mantel: “We Still Work to a Man’s Timetable and a Man’s Agenda”
On Pain, Ambition, and Children
Why is a Harvard Business Professor Studying Independent Bookstores?
Maxwell Neely-Cohen Talks to Organizational Ethnographer Ryan Raffaelli
Networks: Another Thing Silicon Valley Didn’t Actually Invent
Andrew Keen in Conversation with Niall Ferguson
The Complexities of Designing a New Cover for an Old Classic
Kimberly Glyder on Reimagining Gone With the Wind
5 Great Books You May Have Missed in February
From a Storytelling in Seoul to a Deadly Tornado in Mississippi
Off the Clock: What the Lit Hub Staff is Doing This Weekend
Tampa Literary Shenanigans, the World's Oldest Hippo, a new puppy, and more
The Right Intention
Andrés Barba, Trans. by Lisa Dillman
“Sara got out of the pool the same way she always got out of the pool: attempting to quell the greasy feeling, the revulsion that her own wet body produced.”
Gun Violence, #NeverAgain and the Power of Teenage Protest
Episode 12 of Fiction/Non/Fiction: Jim Shepard and Danielle Evans
This Thing of Darkness: An Interview With Rachel Ingalls
The Mrs. Caliban author on Hollywood horror, betrayal,
and so-called monsters
The Adulterants
Joe Dunthorne
“Throughout our twenties, nobody in our friendship group had been willing to admit they wanted to procreate. It was a shameful, secret pursuit, like skiing.”
Why Do We Still Buy Mass-Produced Souvenirs?
Rolf Potts on Tourism, Kitsch, and the Eternal Tchotchke
The President Has Too Much Power to Make War
If Trump Can't Make Us See the Danger of Presidential Power, Who Will?
7 Activists of Color You Should Read this International Women’s Day
From Keeanga-Yamahtta Taylor to the Crunk Feminist Collective
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