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Top Literary Hub News

Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o, Kenyan author and dissident who became a giant of modern literature, dies at 87

Kenya Politics · Kenya

Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o, Kenyan author and dissident who became a giant of modern literature, dies at 87

52% Center coverage: 116 sources

Edmund White, acclaimed novelist of gay life, dies at 85

Books · United States

Edmund White, acclaimed novelist of gay life, dies at 85

48% Center coverage: 88 sources

Writer Bernardine Evaristo receives lifetime accolade for a career of breaking boundaries

Entertainment · London

Writer Bernardine Evaristo receives lifetime accolade for a career of breaking boundaries

52% Center coverage: 21 sources

British writer Bernardine Evaristo Evaristo has won the 100,000-pound Women’s Prize Outstanding Contribution Award.See the Story

New Yorkers can meet the Moomins at a new exhibit. (And for everyone else, here’s a sneak preview.)

You may know Tove Jansson, the Finnish artist, by her literary fiction. Her bespoke illustrations. Or just her pioneering life as a queer multi-hyphenate, carving out a corner of the sky in post-war Europe. There’s a lot to know her by. Over a seven decade career, Jansson wrote and drew for children and adults, making […]New York City · New York See the Story

Massive David Lynch Auction Includes Scripts, Cameras and So Many Coffeemakers

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The June 18 estate sale at Julien's spans the late writer-director's passions, from film to painting, woodworking, music, mid-century modern style — and his love of "a damn fine cup of coffee."Coffee See the Story

Here’s what’s making us happy this week.

You’re in luck, readers. We have a lot to love this Friday. The theme this week is “Forever Young.” We at Lit Hub are getting our kicks in the rearview mirror, reminiscing on everything from our first chaotic friend groups to our first absurd recitals. We’re playing make-believe and suspending disbelief, in full defiance of […]Read Article

Beyond the Historical Trauma Plot: On Fictionalizing the Armenian Genocide

On paper, very little record remains of my paternal family history. There is a two-page Word document from my great aunt summarizing what she remembers being told of her parents’ journeys fleeing the Armenian Genocide, and the manila folder filled with newspaper clippings about the genocide collected over decades by my grandfather. There are a […]Armenia · Armenia Read Article

Skeletons in the Literary Closet: Five Novels That Dangle Family Secrets Before the Reader

“Where are you from?” you ask when you meet someone to find common ground (“Alaska? I’ve been there!”) and connect over shared experiences (“Have you seen a bear? Gone deep sea fishing? Gazed at the midnight sun?“). You ask about their families (“What do your parents do? Do you have siblings?“) and generally trust them to […]Alaska · Alaska Read Article

Compulsory Silence: On the State-Led Suppression of Language in American Prisons

Suppression of language and literacy in the prison setting has long been a state-led endeavor not only to punish prisoners but also to expropriate for those who need it most the radical crux of literature: a means to escape confinement. The Trump administration’s circulation on social media of the digitally altered image of Kilmar Abrego […]United States · United States Read Article

“Poetics,” a Poem by Aaron Shurin

“Poetics” Was it the blue cloud of his mind? Was it the sun of her brain? Here is the wind of their eyes. There is the rain of my hope. Is it a language of sighs, a brawl of interjections, of grammatical contraptions and syntactic obfuscations, there is the tiny planet in transit from east […]Read Article

The World is Alive; or, How Robert Macfarlane Came to Trust His Senses

“While writing about landscape often begins in the aesthetic, it must always end in the ethical.” –Robert Macfarlane, Landmarks * There is a sentence 256 pages into Robert Macfarlane’s newest book, Is a River Alive?, a spell, really, of 329 ecstatic words, that eddies and flows and is, as far as I know, utterly unique […]Read Article

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