The New York Times Book Review
- Carol Brightman, 80, Dies; Profiled a Notable Writer and a Notable Band
- Noel Ignatiev, 78, Persistent Voice Against White Privilege, Dies
- Revisiting Baldwin vs. Buckley
- The Trouble With Identity Politics
- In a Chaotic World, Dungeons & Dragons Is Resurgent
- The Secrets of Erin Morgenstern’s Success: Say No to the Internet. Say Yes to Video Games.
- What Makes a Popular Song Great?
- A Book Version of ‘Pan’s Labyrinth’ Is Even Darker Than the Movie
- Meeting the Brother Who Can’t Remember Her
- Why Movie Musicals Work
The New York Review of Books
- ‘Not Waiting for Inspiration’: An Interview with Tommy Pico
- The Ceaseless Innovation of Duane Michals
- Query
- Violence & the Inuit
- Megalo-MoMA
- Against Economics
- After the War, Before the Flood, in Colombia
- From Lublin to London, Europe’s Contested Ideas of National Identity
- Big Pharma’s Response to the Opioid Epidemic: Pay But Deny
- Back on Catfish Row
Garden District Books
- Matt Sakakeeny and Thomas Jessen Adams: Remaking New Orleans: Beyond Exceptionalism and Authenticity
- Kelli Harding MD, MPH: The Rabbit Effect: Live Longer, Happier, and Healthier With the Groundbreaking Science of Kindness
- Garden District Book Shop Book Club
- Robert S. Brantley: Sacred Ground: The Cemeteries of New Orleans
- Jeanette Weiland: Beignets for Breakfast
- Todd C. Elliott: The Lowerline
- Susan Langenhennig, John Pope & Chris Granger: Building on the Past: Saving Historic New Orleans
- Laura Cayouette: The Family Secret (Charlotte Reade Mysteries #5)
Tubby & Coo’s Mid-City Book Shop
- Independent Bookstore Day 2019 Events & Fun
- Exclusive Sale Items for Independent Bookstore Day 2019
- Novel Ideas #85: Year-End Wrap-Up
- Nerdymion 2019
- Tubby & Coo’s Favorite Books of 2018
- Holiday Gift Series: 10 Picture Books for Woke Kids
- Our Five Favorite Books on Writing to Kick Off NaNoWriMo
- NaNoWriMo 2018 Free Write-Ins & Resources!
LA Times Book Review
- When Jeff Bridges is working the camera
- Author adds a sixth stage of grief, one he's had to live
- This week's book talks bring Julie Andrews, Ben Lerner and Lindy West to L.A.
- Review: San Diego to San Francisco: An artful tale of walking California
- After translating a Nobel Prize winner's work, L.A. author scores with her own story too
- Behind the scenes: How the 'Queens of Animation' transformed Disney
- L.A. Times Book Club's next read is 'Barking to the Choir' by Gregory Boyle
- Paul Theroux has lots to say about Mexico, Frida Kahlo and where he's never been
- Newsletter: Book Club: Join Julie Andrews in L.A.
- Zadie Smith serves up a provocative, deeply humanistic collection
Los Angeles Book Review
- “Making Better Mud Pies”: A Conversation with Frank Gehry
- The Deconstruction of Justice: An Interview with Johnny Dwyer
- A Prosecutor’s Guide to the Just and Fair: On Preet Bharara’s “Doing Justice”
- No, You Cannot Have the Whole Truth: A Conversation with Ali Silverstein
- Meat Is Murder: On Olga Tokarczuk’s “Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead”
- Second Acts: A Second Look at Second Books of Poetry: L. E. Sissman and Lynn Martin
- Feeling Real in the Age of Un-Realness: On Fiona Alison Duncan’s “Exquisite Mariposa”
- An Exercise in Redemption: On Deirdre Bair’s “Parisian Lives”
- This Changes Everything, Again
- Vasily Grossman: Myths and Counter-Myths
The Millions
- Constance Garnett Gets Her Due
- The Humanity of Being Freakish: The Millions Interviews Kevin Wilson
- In Witchcraft There Are No Spectators: The Millions Interviews Amanda Yates Garcia
- You’ll Need Me When They’re Gone: The Poems We Reach For in Grief
- Twenty-Five Ways to Roast a Raven: The Spiciest Criticism of Edgar Allan Poe
- The Refugee’s Story with Dina Nayeri
- Dear Someone: On Asian-American Writers and Letters as Storytelling
- Love Your Bookstore: Greenlight Bookstore
- The Dead Do Not Return: Featured Poetry by Barbara Crooker
- Tuesday New Release Day: Starring Davis, Jackson, Comensal, Pinckney, and More
Poetry Foundation.org
- Anne Sexton Poems Unearthed | by Harriet Staff
- Diana Hamilton on Midwinter Day, Knausgaard at Post45 | by Harriet Staff
- TLS Asks Chris Kraus 20 Questions | by Harriet Staff
- New Thinking on Shakespeare as Misogynist | by Harriet Staff
- Westword Interviews Linda Gregerson | by Harriet Staff
- Javier Marías Talks Translating John Ashbery | by Harriet Staff
- A Studio Visit With Natalie Diaz | by Harriet Staff
- Terrance Hayes Speaks With CBC Radio's 'Writers & Company' | by Harriet Staff
- Did Instagram Save Poetry? | by Harriet Staff
- The Silent Ones: Missing Women’s Voices From the Inside | by Randall Horton
The Rumpus
- Little What to Read When: Holiday Edition
- Between Sex and Death: Deborah Landau’s Soft Targets
- Beyond the Manicured Surfaces: Talking with Aaron Smith
- The Rumpus Mini-Interview Project #200: Amplify
- The Violence of Forgetting: Jesse Ball’s The Divers’ Game
- The Spot You’re Standing In: A Conversation with Chris Dennis
- How Patterns Break: Talking with Linda Bierds
- What to Read When You Are Ready to Be Done Crying
- Turning and Turning: Jericho Brown’s The Tradition
- At Home and Not at Home Everywhere: A Conversation with Xu Xi
Flavorwire: Books
- Gallery: Mondo's 'It’s An Art Show, Charlie Brown'
- Gallery: 'A Glitch In the System'
- What Disney+ Really Tells Us About Disney
- Book Excerpt: 'Devoted' by Dean Koontz
- What to Watch on Netflix, Amazon Prime, and Blu-ray This Week
- Gallery: 'Not All Doors Are the Same'
- Gallery: Dano Brown's Action Figures
- 'Doctor Sleep,' Reviewed
- Book Excerpt: 'Girl on Girl: Art and Photography in the Age of the Female Gaze'
- What to Watch on Netflix, Prime, Hulu, and Blu-ray This Week
Ploughshare
- Inherited Trauma in We Cast a Shadow
- Green London
- The Two Versions of Tender Is the Night
- Frolic and Detour by Paul Muldoon
- The Woman in The Woman in the Dunes
- Self-Deception in The Wife
- The Grief of the Anthropocene in Paige Lewis’s Space Struck
- The Humanity of True Crime’s Victims
- In the Dream House by Carmen Maria Machado
- The Haunted House of Lucy Wood’s Weathering
