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Literary Hubby Emily Temple2 Sept 2026
The Literary Film & TV You Need to Stream in September Slow Horses is back! Every month, all the major streaming services add a host of newly acquired (or just plain new) shows, movies, and...
Literary Hubby Janet L. Jones2 Sept 2026
What Ann Patchett’s Whistler Gets Right and Wrong About Horses Janet L. Jones on the Fact and the Fiction of Equine-Centered Narratives in Fiction Popular novels often stumble in telling horse...
Literary Hubby Samaa Khullar2 Sept 2026
Abdelrahman ElGendy on Writing From Inside a Prison Cell Samaa Khullar speaks to the former political prisoner and author of the memoir Huna On his third night in detention in Cairo, crammed with...
Literary Hubby Jonathan Cheng2 Sept 2026
The Jerusalem of the East: When Billy Graham Visited Pyongyang From Jonathan Cheng’s Cundill Prize-Shortlisted Korean Messiah In the fall of 1991, Rev.
Literary Hubby Lit Hub Excerpts2 Sept 2026
The Before Evie eased onto the thin goose‑feather mattress and set her mouth to tell her man that it had been a good day, a good night, but Atlas whispered to her first.
Literary Hubby Rachel Kolb2 Sept 2026
Visiting Helen Keller’s Birthplace While Deaf: What it Means to Navigate Accessibility Rachel Kolb Explores the Contradictions of a Post-ADA World On a sticky Saturday morning in July, I stepped...
Literary Hubby Laurie Petrou2 Sept 2026
7 Books About Writerly Rivalry Laurie Petrou Recommends R.F. Kuang, Meg Wolitzer, Sally Rooney, and More I’m fascinated by relationships between writers and always have been.
Literary Hubby Elizabeth Wellington Rollins2 Sept 2026
Generosity and Personhood: How the Myth of the Three Graces Inspired My Debut Novel Elizabeth Wellington Rollins: "What I’ve found in studying these sister goddesses is the truth of my own life."
Literary Hubby Dan Sheehan1 Sept 2026
Enough! An Open Letter from Jewish Creatives and Thinkers in Defense of Mark Ruffalo A group of Jewish artists, writers, creative professionals, faith leaders and thinkers—including Emma Seligman...
Literary Hubby Lit Hub Daily1 Sept 2026
Lit Hub Daily: September 1, 2026 THE BEST OF THE LITERARY INTERNET TODAY: In 1875, Edgar Rice Burroughs is born.
Literary Hubby Beowulf Sheehan1 Sept 2026
Capturing a Literary Icon: Beowulf Sheehan on Photographing Cormac McCarthy “Cormac asks what we think of the home so far, already knowing our answers.” Tuesday, August 12.
Literary Hubby Emily Temple1 Sept 2026
The 11 Best Book Covers of August Color color color Another month of books, another month of book covers. The books of August were as lush as you might expect, though not always in the usual ways.
Literary Hubby Caroline Carlson1 Sept 2026
10 Great New Children’s Books Out in September 2026 Caroline Carlson Shares What Your Kids Should Read This Month The start of every school year feels full—too full—of haircuts and back-to-school...
Literary Hubby Natalie Zutter1 Sept 2026
Antiuniverses, Deepfakes, and Clone Children: September’s Best Sci-Fi and Fantasy Books New Reads from Scott Hawkins, Micaiah Johnson, Premee Mohamed, and More September is my birthday month, so...
Literary Hubby Rebecca Morgan Frank1 Sept 2026
Motherships, Haunted Mirrors, and Heritances: September Poetry Releases Rebecca Morgan Frank Recommends Kathy Fagan, Leslie McIntosh, Emily Skaja, and More Readers, this month in publishing is...
Literary Hubby Julia Hass1 Sept 2026
Marlon James, Chloe Benjamin, Emily Wilson, and more: 21 new books out today! September 1st marks, emotionally at least, the beginning of fall.
Literary Hubby Lit Hub Excerpts1 Sept 2026
When she got home, Damaris was as happy to see the dog as the dog was to see her, and she petted her for a long time, only stopping when she looked down at her hands and saw they were covered in...
Literary Hubby Lit Hub Daily31 Aug 2026
Lit Hub Daily: August 31, 2026 THE BEST OF THE LITERARY INTERNET TODAY: In 1919, Amrita Pritam is born. - “Terror wasn’t the only weapon the Nazis used against the American prisoners.
Literary Hubby Susan Farrell31 Aug 2026
On the Fact and Fiction of Kurt Vonnegut’s Dresden Susan Farrell Considers a Source of Inspiration for Slaughterhouse-Five Kurt Vonnegut describes the train arriving in Dresden at five o’clock that...
Literary Hubby Eric Olson31 Aug 2026
Marlon James on (Finally) Writing a Novel That Draws From His Life Eric Olson Profiles the Author of The Disappearers Says a narrator in Marlon James’s freshly Booker-nominated The Disappearers...
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