AP
Random House Children’s Books will publish Joy Harjo’s picture book Remember, which is adapted from her celebrated poem of the same name.
Shondaland
Stunning review for Lidia Yuknavitch’s Thrust: “One of the most ambitious dystopian novels to hit shelves this year.”
LitHub
Check out this list of the 10 Best Book Covers of June featuring Sun Yung Shin’s recently published collection The Wet Hex.
Washington Post
Lidia Yuknavitch’s dreamy new novel Thrust delivers a mind-blowing critique of America’s ideals.
The Atlantic
Read Saïd Sayrafiezadeh’s story “A Substitution” & perspective on the performance of fiction: “There’s no one the fiction writer can hide behind.”
Elle
Shelf Life with Elizabeth Acevedo: the author of Clap When You Land and Inheritance takes Elle’s literary survey.
The New Yorker
Read Roxana Robinson’s op-ed “Wallace Stegner and the Trap of Using Other People’s Writing” here.
WBUR
After Uvalde school shooting, minister and author Danté Stewart says to protect your humanity in grief, listen here.
LitHub
Maria Adelmann recommends 11 novels, including titles George Saunders and Bernardine Evaristo, that thwart traditional narrative structure.
The New Yorker
Read Adam Gopnik’s latest op-ed, “How to Build a Twenty-first-Century Tyrant.”