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Lights Out: The poetry community bringing writers together in Oman
After graduating from university in the United States, poet and author Qais al Habsi found himself missing the writing spaces he had grown used to.“I used to participate in open mi...
The Rise of Ragebait Lit and More Updates For Library Workers
With the rise of books like Yesteryear, Harper's Bazaar says that arguing about books in the group chat is back.
The Vanishing Library: Timothy Ely’s Odd Little Book from Outer Space
“The few words it contains are indecipherable, of no language. (The letters look Hebrew—if you don’t know Hebrew and have never seen Hebrew letters before.)”
The Book News We Covered This Week
The most popular queer romance audiobooks on Libby, a writer accused of using AI wins a literary prize, Alix E. Harrow's latest gets picked up by Netflix, and more
Greek Figs, Jewish Limes
[…] The post Greek Figs, Jewish Limes appeared first on Jewish Journal.
Summer Reads, Rapid Readalikes, and More News for Library Workers
Learn about this summer's best books from The New York Times, Amazon, Barnes&Noble, and more. Plus, poppin' readalikes.
Celebrating Little Free Libraries, and More Library News
Celebrating Little Free Library Week, deluxe editions of Heated Rivalry, Utah book ban updates, and more library news.
Perfectoid Spaces
New books by César Aira, Osamu Dazai, Claire Fuller, Kevin Hartnett, Édouard Louis, and Teddy Wayne.
Word Wrangler: June 3, 2026
National and international authors with archival content held at the Harry Ransom Center, in Austin.
A Stunning New Romantasy Set in New Orleans
Plus, Heated Rivalry star Hudson Williams shares his favorite books, a Black speculative lit magazine goes on hiatus, and more.
Liza Tully on Tragicomedy, Murder Mysteries, and Using Grudges as Plot Devices
Grudge is a funny word. It looks sort of funny with its crowd of heavy Germanic consonants flanking a little u, while a silent e trails pointlessly behind. It sounds funny too, if...
The Best Latine Books of 2026 So Far
The best Latine books of 2026 so far include a meditation on the power of poetry, two Gothic horror reads, a Peter Pan retelling set in WWI, and more.
The Best International Fiction of May 2026
May brings a particularly solid crop of newly translated mysteries, thrillers, and horror fiction; I would also like to point out how nicely the covers match, and also how nice it...
New library books – July 2026
Our Resources Team throw the spotlight on some of our newly acquired books. They suggest titles that you perhaps haven’t heard of, to tempt you to try something different. These ti...
We’re in a Golden Age of Queer Literature
After decades in which Queer literature was the underdog, it is now publishing’s golden goose.
Ancient Crave-worthy Wisdom in Greek and Biblical Literature
[…] The post Ancient Crave-worthy Wisdom in Greek and Biblical Literature appeared first on Jewish Journal.
6 bookish events offer readers genre variety at June library programs
Book lovers will have plenty of options to meet and mingle with authors in person and online in June via programming from the Toledo Lucas County Public Library.
Literary devices: What BookTok content creator Ayman keeps in her bag
Content creator AymansBooks on her favorite books, e-readers, and the gear she relies on as a BookTok regular
Moses Found Brevity to be the Soul of Levity and Wit
[…] The post Moses Found Brevity to be the Soul of Levity and Wit appeared first on Jewish Journal.
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