Good evening literary fans. Here's what we read today that you should too.

It's here: Man Booker Prize announces 2016 longlist (The Man Booker Prize)
Murakami in the making: The author looks back on his first two novels "with love mingled with a bit of embarrassment.” (The Guardian)
Talking to the Woman Behind New York Magazine's Ask Polly Column, Author Heather Havrilesky (Brooklyn Magazine)
Lee Child on a Thriller Set in Zimbabwe: A Times review of The Death of Rex Nhongo. (The NY Times)
The Office Politics of Workplace Fiction by Women: "The works reflect the particular challenges and preoccupations that women face in the workplace and at home." (The New Yorker)
A Hemingway Who Looks Just Like Ernest (NPR)
Yaa Gyasi And Hua Hsu Talk About Writing: "The two first-time authors on how their debut books connect America’s past with its present." (The FADER)

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