Thank you so much, York Literature Festival. Oh, the "power", absolutely. Mwah hah hah haaah.

I don't think I've ever read anything even one-quarter as wise on the topic of Bob as this article by Edward Docx celebrating Dylan's impending 80th birthday. theguardian.com/music/2021/may…

Because the academic year is in full swing, and we need to live vicariously through these characters. lithub.com/the-60-best-ca…

I just might possibly have a slightly ulterior motive for posting this TRULY INSIGHTFUL list from Literary Hub! #darkacademia lithub.com/the-60-best-ca…

My latest Times Union food article, New Paltz's new piano bar/restaurant The Lemon Squeeze. One of the owners is the TV exec behind "Mad Men". I got to interview him and his wife about TV and their new venture. Oh, and the food is tremendous. timesunion.com/hudsonvalley/f…

My latest review for Times Union The answer may seem obvious from the question—but the setting was delightful.

Dear world , honored to announce a special barnesandnoble preorder promotion for my upcoming novel THE RABBIT CLUB. Buy for as much as 35% off with code PREORDER25 (Prime members get extra 10%.) More deets in video, link in bio and here: bit.ly/42WHpeR

Immense thanks to Peter Savodnik of The Free Press for singling out my novel "The Rabbit Club" for summer reading vibes. Needless to say "Peter" is the name of my all-time favorite literary rabbit.

Thank you People for this pithy and perfect review of "The Rabbit Club" (bit.ly/4lczNeY) and for including it in the list of Best Books of July.

"...The Rabbit Club is a playlist in its own right — paying tribute to the '90s Britpop my young students listen to, as well as the '70s rock produced by Gel McCain." Christopher J Yates shared a playlist for his novel The Rabbit Club at David Gutowski largeheartedboy.com/2025/07/21/chr…

Ha! Only just seeing this now. The rabbit hole goes all the way to the deep state, obvs.

Dark academia’s future is bright. More publishers are pushing out books and other entertainment in this genre. My gamble paid off—a claim not all the characters in my books can make, writes Christopher J Yates on.wsj.com/4kYgeX2

Article in today's The Wall Street Journal about my blind stumble into a genre that hadn't been hashtagged when I wrote my debut novel. Thanks Wall Street Journal Opinion for letting me appear in print beneath the incomparable Peggy Noonan bit.ly/40EQwzv

Dark academia’s future is bright. More publishers are pushing out books and other entertainment in this genre. My gamble paid off—a claim not all the characters in my books can make, writes Christopher J Yates on.wsj.com/4lGBYaZ

Coffin-sized showers, MDF furniture, and relentless Soviet-style JCR meetings steered by the spottiest and most insufferable people you’re ever likely to meet. This is the real Oxford, writes Poppy Sowerby 👇buff.ly/0AbySb1

Thanks The Times and The Sunday Times for declaring me hot. It's the first time I've ever been called hot. (OK, it's arguably only my novel, THE RABBIT CLUB, which has turned red hot at the beginning of its UK pub week.) Also, I think I've beaten bananas. Take that bananas! Or is it a tie?

One of my most thoroughly enjoyable interviews ever for LEAVE YOUR MARK by Aliza Licht with ALIZA LICHT in which we talk cult hits, plot twists, writing advice, rejection, real-life Oxford secret societies, enjoying being at your writing desk... and so much more bit.ly/4fAephC

Christopher Yates pens must read thriller for the summer washingtonexaminer.com/opinion/column…

Thank you Bustle for letting me share my thoughts on classic dark academia novels (pre-Secret History). bustle.com/entertainment/… HTP_Books The Hive Hanover Square Press

Article out today that I wrote for The Times (UK) – The Times and The Sunday Times Spoiler alert: I survived! bit.ly/4pxL4t2