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'Exhilarating... it feels fairly rare for a novel to be hugely intelligent & moving & fun in equal measure, but with BIOGRAPHY OF X, @CatherineLacey somehow – magically – makes the nearly impossible look easy.' Lauren Groff electricliterature.com/connie-by-cath… via @electriclit

Here's a new prize for young writers in the UK, aged 11-14. It's in memory of Martha Mills. londonreviewbookshop.co.uk/blog/2023/marc…

A Living Remedy is out today. Everything I am is in this book. It means more to me than anything I have ever written. If you read it, I really hope that it means something to you, too.

We’re offering resources for people who want to show their support across social media for Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich, who was detained in Russia a week ago during a reporting trip and remains in prison #IStandWithEvan on.wsj.com/3nK7JXA

No, but seriously, if you haven’t read at least one of these by now, what are you doing??? Don’t miss out on these gems! 🗣️ Follow us for more book recs! #kirkusreviews #BookRecommendations #rapidfirebookrecs Jonathan Escoffery Farrar,Straus&Giroux @BlkLibraryGirl Alfred A. Knopf

Third of UK librarians asked to censor or remove books, research reveals dlvr.it/SmnKVQ

She was very clever, very kind and very unusual, and somehow this service captured all of it

Breaking News: The author Martin Amis has died at 73. His caustic, bleakly comic novels redefined British fiction in the 1980s and ’90s. nyti.ms/3pTBTZv

From the title poem in Sarah Jean Grimm | sarahjgrimm.bsky.social’s perfect new collection, HOG LAGOON

The sky in New York looks just like this. A good time to stay in with @szilmolnar’s novel. Bracing, to-the-bone prose. This book finds ghosts in the everyday (as does the cover design by Linda Huang for Pantheon Books)

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I have a heist novel coming out this week so I'm going to start posting snapshots of my favorite moments in fictional thieving, which, fair warning, mostly involve people eating, singing, dancing, just generally hanging out. penguinrandomhouse.com/books/721486/t…

I have a book out today called The Stolen Coast: it begins/ends with pickup basketball & in bw are fugitives, spies, lounge singers, diamonds, clambakes & Pedro Martínez shrines. If enough people read it they'll let me back into Massachusetts someday bit.ly/3NrFCXz

Today, our wonderful Editor-in-Chief Dwyer Murphy has a thrilling new novel out from Viking Books. It's called "The Stolen Coast." You don't want to miss it. Everybody's reading it... everybody.

Recommended to all German readers on their way to New York City. You will meet the long-forgotten city planner Andrew Haswell Green & learn about his amazing achievements: fresh air for all in Central Park & access to culture in libraries and museums Diogenes Verlag Jonathan Lee

Whole generations of adults were lost to institutionalization. They were warehoused, hidden away, forgotten. So many of us colluded in their erasure. This piece is my small attempt to un-erase one of them. 8/8 theatlantic.com/magazine/archi…

"[A] strangely uplifting, exquisitely droll heartbreaker of a book." Jonathan Lee reviewed Neel Mukherjee's new novel CHOICE in the New York Times. wwnorton.com/books/choice nytimes.com/2024/04/02/boo…