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“Literary Hub October 2, 2026 Next month offers an incredible selection of nonfiction, including work by David Treuer, Wendy S.”
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“Walters is one of our best—and strangest—living essayists: a true master of writing-as-thinking.”
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“A Dead White , Wendy S.”
“The Creativity Con , Thomas Frank Fortunately for the rest of us, Thomas Frank has turned his old-fashioned American skeptic’s eye on the “move fast and break things” crowd.”
“And lord knows the late capitalist moment of the last 50 years deserves all the criticism it receives (and then some).”
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“Redemption , Lawrence Wright Lawrence Wright is one of the great narrative journalists of our time so it is fitting—and important—that he now turns his attention to one of America’s most urgent moral issues: capital punishment.”
“Dispatches From Rural America , Wendell Berry This is an important primer of the wonderful work of Wendell Berry, who we lost last month at the age of 92.”
“My Life as a Middle-Aged Man The Creativity Con The Last Best Place on the Internet: A Human History of Wikipedia The Rush Thomas Frank Wendell Berry Wendy S.”
“Here, Philbrick makes the compelling case that the Gold Rush essentially explains America as we know it today (thanks a lot, guys).”
“Richard Cooke digs into Wikipedia’s beginnings and inner workings, and makes the case for its vast import—likely greater than even its dedicated users appreciate.”
“But Feels Like Trouble serves as an excellent reminder that dissent can be enlivening.”
“Rubinstein examines the frameworks and methods we take for granted as writers and students (see the workshop standard “compliment sandwich”).”
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“My Life as a Middle-Aged Man , Murray Hill Murray Hill is a fixture of New York cabaret-comedy nightlife scene (triangulated to Joe’s Pub), and starred on one of the funniest and tenderest shows in recent memory, Somebody Somewhere , so we have no doubt he has lived a life full of memoir-worthy anecdotes.”
“Regardless of the form he’s working in, Treuer is, above all else, a master storyteller; and with The Savage Mind , we can now add epistolary treatise to the aforementioned list.”
“And now, with A Dead White , we really get to see the world the way Walters sees it, specifically, its infinite white spaces (and we’re not talking about country clubs and Cracker Barrels).”