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  1. 1.Lit Hub Daily: September 15, 2026Don’t have time to read all those fall reading lists? That’s okay. We read them for you. Here’s the Ultimate Fall Reading List. | Lit Hub Reading Lists Gabe Bullard explores the detrimental nature of
  2. 2.The Ultimate Fall 2026 Reading ListThe leaves are changing, and so is the footwear. The names on the books are getting bigger. There is, some might say, a crispness. Yes, it’s time for Literary Hub’s annual Ultimate Fall Reading List,
  3. 3.Emily St. John Mandel on Writing a Novel of Dystopian CounterlivesPost-pandemic dystopias are at the center of Emily St. John Mandel’s most celebrated novels. Station Eleven (2014), which won the Prix des Libraires du Québec, the Arthur C. Clarke Award, the Toronto
  4. 4.How Madeleine Thien Organizes Her Bookshelves, Among Other ThingsMadeleine Thien’s new story collection, Simple Recipes is available now from W.W. Norton. * What part of your writing routine do you think would surprise your readers? Since I turned fifty, I have wri
  5. 5.On Falling Out of Love With MoscowI grew up in Moscow at the tail end of the Soviet era. Despite its grand title—the capital of the USSR—the city of my youth held little charm. Life, at least for my family, was defined by scarcity, mo
  6. 6.On the Orientalism and Imperial Gaze of Western Horror FilmsLet me just say I don’t like Lee Cronin. Not that I know the Irishman, best known for regurgitating horror’s tired tropes with a view to winning the most nauseating gore competition—but I watched his
  7. 7.Looking in the Mirror of My Past as a Korean Adoptee in the United States“A second surface mirror, also known as a standard or regular mirror, creates a ghosting effect (double image).” ______________________________________________________________ “Displaced people also l
  8. 8.Lit Hub Asks: 5 Authors, 7 Questions, No Wrong AnswersThe Lit Hub Author Questionnaire is a monthly interview featuring seven questions for five authors with new books. This month we talk to: Grace Krilanovich (Acid Green Velvet) Emily Ogden (Darkness Be
  9. 9.The Conveniences I Used to Write a Book About Inconvenience (Definitely Not AI)After a few months, I got used to the sarcasm. If I told a friend I was writing a book called Against Convenience, they’d ask whether I was planning to write it by hand, whether I’d use spell-check, o
  10. 10.Our Noble SelvesFlynn and Miss Ogilvie had been given no part to play in the blind judging of the Festival Cake. Denholm had requested their presence merely as observers—messengers who would convey the verdict back t