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“| Lit Hub Craft You’ve heard of cottagecore, but what about bogcore?”
“| The MIT Press Reader Why can’t Sally Rooney’s books be sold in the U.K.?”
“James Folta considers how generative AI is poisoning the literary well for everyone.”
“• 5 book reviews you need to read this week • This week’s Independent Press Top 40 Bestsellers for fiction and nonfiction • A novel birthed among the superyachts in Monaco • Jonathan Cheng recommends books on North Korea’s cult of personality • Meet Biddy Mason, the Black woman who helped build Los Angeles • Read “Cruise Control,” a new poem by Eric Amling • What do three new movies reveal about how we view poets?”
“| Lit Hub Poetry “It may be easier to reduce a nonfiction book to its takeaways than it is for a novel.”
“| The Nation Most readers can’t reliably spot AI writing , and, Colin Horgan argues, their attempts to do so are “turning writer and reader into adversaries.” | The Walrus Snigdha Poonam investigates the wild (and profitable) world of literary AI scams .”
“| Lit Hub Criticism Bringing the New York School to middle school: Why Frank O’Hara is the perfect way to introduce poetry to tweens.”
“October 16, 2026 by Radha Vatsal The Best Reviewed Books of the Week "Searching This mesmerizing book suffused with suffering and joy ambivalence and insight is itself an…" The Latest What Should You Read Next?”
“| Slate Brooke Palmieri explores the history of queer arcana through art .”
“| Los Angeles Review of Books Also on Lit Hub: Adam Johnson talks to Amitav Ghosh about The Wayfinder • How the genocide in Gaza has changed the Middle East • Authors take the Lit Hub Questionnaire • These seven literary ghosts could be haunting you • Josefine Kals remembers Stephen Dixon • Bonnie Garmus, author of Peck & Peck , talks to Jane Ciabattari • How newspapers helped democratize knowledge • Oksana Lutsyshyna recommends essential Ukrainian literature • On forming a relationship with a rescue racoon • Why is rent so high?”
“• What cooking and care meant to Melissa King • Fucking up a notebook to write a novel • The best reviewed books of the week • How Jean-Pierre and Eliane Laffont documented American counterculture • Five essential books to understand the Venetian ghetto and Jewish history • Peter Brown on what makes a great read-aloud book • How “The Rev” Al Sharpton shaped a justice narrative • Why writing helped E.”
“| Los Angeles Review of Books “I think that is my aspiration—not to write historical novels or autobiographical novels but to write to carry the past, and to bring its figures as close to the present as possible.” Yiyun Li on encountering the past in writing Music Against the Night .”
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