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- 1.October’s Best Reviewed FictionBook Marks · · 0 commentsBarbara Kingsolver’s Partita, Yiyun Li’s Music Against the Night, and Bonnie Garmus’s Peck & Peck all feature among the best reviewed fiction titles of the month. Brought to you by Book Marks, Lit Hub
- 2.October’s Best Reviewed NonfictionBook Marks · · 0 commentsSarah Perry’s Death of an Ordinary Man, Meghan O’Gieblyn’s Will & Attention, and Tracy Daugherty’s Cormac McCarthy: A Life all feature among the best reviewed nonfiction titles of the month. * 1. Deat
- 3.MagazineLit Hub Excerpts · · 0 commentsWe held the launch party for issue two, a rush job if there ever was one, at Scrublands, a bookstore-gallery-wine bar in the French Cleat District. Through the connections of everyone on the masthead
- 4.Why Writers Should Have Sympathy for GhostsAnnie Barrows · · 0 commentsI believe in ghosts. I have tried to stop believing in them, but I have failed. Believing in ghosts has caused me to have some very embarrassing conversations with serious people, but there’s no help
- 5.Authors are boycotting Canada’s largest bookstore chain.Dan Sheehan · · 4 commentsViet Thanh Nguyen, Mosab Abu Toha, Jenan Matari, and Daniel José Older are among the more than 100 writers who have signed an open letter vowing to boycott Indigo Books and Music, Canada’s largest boo
- 6.Harry Houdini was a serious book collector. Here are some of his weirdest finds.James Folta · · 1 commentMagician and escape artist Harry Houdini was quite the collector, filling warehouses and his Harlem home with books, posters, newspaper clippings, and more. It probably shouldn’t be surprising that Ho
- 7.Ukraine’s Ministry of Culture is launching a fund to save small presses affected by the war.Brittany Allen · · 0 commentsUkraine’s Ministry of Culture—together with the KSE Foundation, the Ukrainian Book Institute, and the International Book Arsenal Festival—is developing a grant program to aid Ukrainian publishers affe
- 8.Lit Hub Daily: October 29, 2026Lit Hub Daily · · 1 commentWhat happened to the “make book?” Maris Kreizman considers the conundrum with debut novels. | Lit Hub Traci Brimhall explores odes, elegies, and writing through grief: “Sadness can still belong in a k
- 9.How Austerity is Killing Higher Ed (and What We Can Do About It)Peter Coviello · · 0 commentsRecently, at the end of a particularly bruising year, another professor and I found ourselves loitering together, draped in our bright and preposterous academic regalia, amid a long line of similarly
- 10.On the Rise and Fall of Publishing’s “Make Book”Maris Kreizman · · 1 commentIn this optimization-obsessed age, it can feel downright subversive to say that gut feelings are more valuable than statistics. But the process of making art was never a numbers game. It’s the unquant
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