Portland: there will be a vigil at the Ice facility every night at 8:30 for the foreseeable future. Please come out and lend your voice against this truly heinous shit. x.com/tonydperez/sta…

Some bittersweet news. Tin House magazine’s 20th Anniv. Issue, out 6/2019, will be our last. Given the current costs of producing a print literary magazine, we have decided to shift resources to Tin House Books & Workshop. Read a letter from our publisher: tinhouse.com

oh hey look, Bon Appétit let me write about taking women to Olive Garden and making the worlds worst puns in the restaurant and oh yeah also my intimacy problems bonappetit.com/story/first-da…

Dear Librarians of Twitter: Please, please nominate Kristen Arnett's MOSTLY DEAD THINGS for Library Reads. Think of all the ways she's made you feel seen and known! (Also her book is fucking great!) libraryreads.org/participate/

This delicious book! Stop pretending you're enjoying the book you're reading. Read this one instead.

"There’s none of the shyness and self-consciousness of so much American fiction. ... She writes comic set pieces to make you laugh, sex scenes to turn you on." Parul Sehgal on Kristen Arnett's "Mostly Dead Things." nyti.ms/2I7pdET

In which Kristen Arnett is placed in the tradition of Harper Lee, Dorothy Allison, Carson McCullers, and Patricia Highsmith. A staggeringly beautiful review of MOSTLY DEAD THINGS! nytimes.com/2019/05/28/boo…

"a beautiful lineage is suggested in these echoes of the great heroines of American literature—so many tomboys, so many queer women. Their shadows flicker, trailing between the alligator jaws & deer hooves & peacock feathers in this book of inheritances, this cabinet of wonders."

Got your eyes on the book New York Times Books calls its "song of the summer"? If you send proof of your preorder to [email protected] (subject line "MDT - PREORDER GIVEAWAY") you could win a custom embroidered pet portrait from Kristen Arnett herself! shop.booksandbooks.com/book/978194779…

Just started reading ⁦@chrisbeha⁩’s acclaimed new novel. You can imagine how I’m relating to the protagonist!

"Karen Russell is a writer with a big readership who deserves a huge one." Here's a quick guide to Russell's work in fantasy, science fiction, and horror: tor.com/2020/10/15/a-g…

My 10-month stay at a treatment center for borderline personality disorder theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2…

“This is travel at its most intimate, among invisible denizens one would normally ignore. After reading, you’d be hard-pressed to waste time enduring ... laps in a sterile pool.” Anelise Chen on the challenge of Roger Deakin’s classic “Waterlog”: theatlantic.com/culture/archiv…

Excited to announce we'll publish ✨WADING IN WAIST-HIGH WATER: THE LYRICS OF FLEET FOXES on November 1, 2022, w/ an Introduction by Brandon Taylor. Songs, Notes, and Afterword by Robin Pecknold. Register to be notified when pre-order is live! bit.ly/FFLyricsBook

Everyone is so joyful and busy!

It's actually here, you guys! #GrowYourOwn @Tin_House Tony Perez Liz Crain

Happy Pub Day to the GROW YOUR OWN team! Nichole Graf will answering all your cannabis questions today at 2:00 EST/11:00 PST.

Thank you Willamette Week for this 💯#growyourownbook @tin_house coverage on the book's PUB DAY! Details about tomo… ift.tt/2y6pLIA

BIG NEWS! Sabrina Wise is here from @Tin_House to announce our newest anthology, Girls Write Now: Two Decades of True Stories From Young Female Voices, out this October!

“It will be hundreds of miles before I have to decide where we are actually going. For now we are just going south.” — Samantha Hunt (@samanthajhunt), THE SEAS Thank the lit lords that @Tin_House is reissuing this marvel — with an introduction by Maggie Nelson! — on 7/10.