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“| Lit Hub Politics Jason Bell recounts the secret three-man mission that won the Allies World War II .”
“| Public Books Patrick Redford revisits the story of the Spine Collector , the low-stakes scammer who risked it all to pull one over on the publishing world.”
“McGuane is as committed to his vision as his characters are to theirs.” Why Thomas McGuane is writing the most vital literature of the Trump Era.”
“• Colm Tóibín reflects on the poetry of Thom Gunn • Why Silicon Valley’s technofascists hate democracy • September’s best book covers • September’s best reviewed books • Great new paperbacks coming out in October • Why fertility care is basic healthcare • Maris Kreizman pushes back against recent awards season whining • These 10 new children’s books should be on your radar • The women behind the March on Washington • This month brings new and notable poetry • The literary fare coming to streaming this month • 5 book reviews you need to read this week • The best sci-fi and fantasy books arriving in October • Parallels between American media’s treatment of the invasion of Iraq and the genocide in Gaza • Essential reading on women in the early Civil Rights Movement • What can we learn from the earth’s earliest soil?”
“| The New Yorker Chris Kraus, Ben Eastham, and Elvia Wilk on being both critics and fiction writers.”
“| Lit Hub Criticism Marion Gibson traces the real story behind 17th-century England’s witchcraft panic .”
“On the histories of literature’s most famous lines.”
“| Lux Josh Lambert and Dan Sinykin dig into PEN America’s misleading claims about antisemitism in publishing.”
“| Los Angeles Review of Books A concerned group of writers—including Claire Messud, Amitava Kumar, Katie Kitamura, and Alexander Chee— have signed an open letter to the University of the South in protest of the abrupt termination of Leah Stewart, the director of the Sewanee Writers’ Conference.”
“| Jacobin Bartolomeo Sala reports from the first academic conference centering the works of Umberto Eco since his death .”
“| Vulture Gavin Francis surveys three recent books on male bodybuilding and looks at “the range and churn of today’s media landscape or the frenzied dialogue between online influencers and men in their neighborhood locker rooms.” | New York Review of Books Also on Lit Hub: Why recent ghosts are (actually) haunting us • Watch Angela Flournoy discuss The Wilderness, class, the internet, and more • William T.”
“Vollmann on excavating American foreign policy • The legacy of Ernest Shackleton’s Antarctic expedition • Hernan Diaz explains why his new novel isn’t a dystopia • Exploring the relationship between a researcher and a librarian • Nina Schuyler on rivers, rights of nature, and her new book • How antiblackness functions as a social, historical and cultural phenomenon • “What if writing were fun?” • Happy International Translation Day!”
“The “fluid nonsensicality” of brainrot Becca Rothfeld reports from the (surprisingly philosophical) Pro-Human Assembly More News 9 Suspense Novels with Unforgettable Settings October 2, 2026 by Hallie Shepherd The Best Crime Novels, Mysteries, and Thrillers, of the Month: October 2026 October 2, 2026 by Molly Odintz Remembering Kevin, the KGB Officer Who Watched Us During a Secret Mission to the USSR October 2, 2026 by Dr.”
“Merryl Goldberg The Best Reviewed Books of the Week "The plot here like the plots in the previous three Mandel novels I've read is…" The Latest 10 Great Nonfiction Titles to Enjoy in October How the American Media Manipulated the Public to Support War in Iraq “You Have to Love It.” Brittany Cavallaro on Writing for Young Adults It’s a Wonderful Life Embodies the Best of America"> It’s a Wonderful Life Embodies the Best of America">How Jimmy Stewart in It’s a Wonderful Life Embodies the Best of America Literary Hub Created by Grove Atlantic and Electric Literature Masthead About Sign Up For Our Newsletters How to Pitch Lit Hub Advertisers: Contact Us Privacy Policy Support Lit Hub - Become A Member If you buy books linked on our site, Lit Hub may earn a commission from Bookshop.org , whose fees support independent bookstores.”
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