Washington Post
Donald Antrim’s One Friday in April is a vital book about mental illness and recovery.
LitHub
Mary Gaitskill on borrowing from real life in writing (and the dreams that guided her).
Bustle
Elizabeth Acevedo included on list of 26 Books By Latinx Authors To Read Now & Always.
The New Yorker
Daniyal Mueenuddin reflects on wealth, power, and corruption.
LitHub
George Saunders on the job of a short story: “Ask certain questions and decline to answer them.”
LitHub
Natashia Déon’s The Perishing included on list of 22 Novels to Read This Fall.
The New Yorker
Read Camille Dungy’s latest poem “Let Me”: “Let me tell you, America, this one last thing.”
The Guardian
Interview with Booker winner Bernardine Evaristo writing memoir about “never giving up.”
Vulture
Review of Pádraig Ó Tuama’s podcast Poetry Unbound: “Listening to the podcast is like descending into a bubble bath.”
The New Yorker
Review of Daniel Borzutzky’s latest: Written After a Massacre in the Year 2018 does more than bear witness for posterity; it speaks of, and to, our moment.