Lit List: Wednesday October 12, 2016
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Today on the Lit List: Nobel Prize speculations; navigating singledom in Emily Witt's Future Sex; and Rebecca Solnit's feminist re-imagining of New York City.
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Lit List: Friday October 7, 2016
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How the Marquis de Sade came from the Bastille Prison to the Western Canon; the first great post-Brexit novel; and why Ursula K. Le Guin is tired of yelling into the void.
Read MoreLit List: Wednesday October 5, 2016
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Today on the Lit List: Why British people always talk about the weather, the changing landscape of the Bronx, and why we'll be reading Marx for many years to come.
Read MoreLit List: Monday October 3, 2016
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Today on the Lit List: The injustice of banning books in schools and prisons, why we were better off not knowing Elena Ferrante's real name, and fiction by Brit Bennett.
Read MoreLit List: Friday September 30, 2016
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Today on the Lit List: Why there are no novels about global warming, René Magritte's English-language writing debut, and a defense of the ellipsis...
Read MoreLit List: Wednesday September 28, 2016
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Today on the Lit List: Virginia Woolf on the solitary daughter of Samuel Taylor Coleridge; the British postal service honors Agatha Christie; and an interview with a Vogue icon.
Read MoreLit List: Monday September 26, 2016
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Today on the Lit List: Why it's so damn fun to swear, how much Truman Capote's ashes are worth, and "the gayest book in Iceland."
Read MoreLit List: Friday September 23, 2016
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Today on the Lit List: A review of Alexandra Kleeman's short fiction, why there should be less school, and a new Afro-feminist coloring book.
Read MoreLit List: Wednesday September 21, 2016
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Today on the Lit List: Prison abolition, H.G. Wells' 150th birthday, and a new look at Ancient Egypt.
Read MoreLit List: Monday September 19, 2016
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Today on the Lit List: Philip K. Dick's neuroses, a haunted childhood in Indonesia, and madcap new fiction by Carl Hiaasen.
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