Looking to add a few more titles to your spring #tbr list? Keep an eye out for these new and upcoming releases from some of our contributors.

Hats off to contributors Kaveh Akbar, Jos Charles, and Vievee Francis for their recent appointments as 2024 Guggenheim Fellows in the Creative Arts.

Here’s what NOT to do today…

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Be there or be square.

Cinema is movement.

Love this question from Akatsuki Uchida/内田暁 and the answer from Grigor.

LET'S FUCKING GOOOO!!!! YOON HEADS RISE UP

THE AUDACITY 😱

Carlos Alcaraz & Lorenzo Musetti producing some #MiamiOpen MAGIC 💫

I wrote about everyone's favorite topic, incest, and everyone's second favorite topic, Christine Schutt, for The Sewanee Review.

And the tree was happy.

Happy birthday, Philip Roth. bookforum.com/print/2801/the…

This week on the Sewanee Review Podcast: From workshops with Elizabeth Hardwick to her editorial training at The New York Review of Books, Sigrid Nunez offers a vibrant glimpse of the New York literary scene in the 1970s.

“This recollection—a chance encounter between patient and doctor, a coincidental friendship—is as much about belonging and care as its absence.”

This week on the Conglomerate, Derrick Austin examines Baek Seok’s “Home,” translated by Jack Saebyok Jung 정새벽. Head to the link in bio.

Must listening for all writers, apprentice or expert.

“There is nothing Christian about Christian Nationalism.”

Author Tommy Orange just released his second book 'Wandering Stars,' following the breakout success of his first novel. Orange has become a powerful voice for Native Americans. @JeffGlor went to St. Augustine, Florida for a conversation with the best-selling author.

Andre Agassi talking tennis is priceless. Hearing him discuss playing Nadal for the first time. Inside dope for sure.

@BenRothenb