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0709	The Center Will Hold	Book Forum
0708	The Millions’ Great Summer 2025 Book Preview	The Millions
0703	Ocean Vuong talks with Björk; 4Columns will publish their final issue next June	Book Forum
0521	Poet Alice Notley has died at seventy-nine; Jamie Hood and Harron Walker in conversation	Book Forum
0515	The Authors Guild’s class action lawsuit against DOGE; George Saunders responds the firing of Librarian of Congress Carla Hayden	Book Forum
0509	Trump’s NEA cuts funding to hundreds of arts organizations; Percival Everett wins the Pulitzer for “James”	Book Forum
0430	McNally Jackson is starting a book festival; an excerpt from an unfinished Gary Indiana novel	Book Forum
0423	The Spring issue of Bookforum is here!	Book Forum
0422	Come Together	Book Forum
0412	The Great Spring 2025 Book Preview	The Millions
0130	Esther Kinsky’s Lyrical Elegy for the Movies	The Millions
0129	Madeleine Watts Doesn’t Want Closure	The Millions
0128	John and Yves Berger’s Letters on the Nature of Art—and the Art of Nature	The Millions
0114	Most Anticipated: The Great Winter 2025 Preview	The Millions
0108	Rubies Shored Against the Ruin	The Millions
1218	A Year in Reading: Edwin Frank	The Millions
0630	Good Omens is going beyond the book? That’s not a bad sign	Guardian Blog
0518	Lionel Shriver v Cynthia Ozick: hurrah for the new literary beef	Guardian Blog
0513	Why I am deleting Goodreads and maybe you should, too \| Kat Smith	Guardian Blog
0303	Haruki Murakami's new T-shirt line proves it: he's no recluse	Guardian Blog
0301	Off with their heads! Why are Lewis Carroll misquotes so common online?	Guardian Blog
0213	Call for new writers of colour as entries open for 4thWrite short story prize	Guardian Blog
0212	Redwall is coming to Netflix: where to start for kids (and adults)	Guardian Blog
0101	George Orwell is out of copyright. What happens now?	Guardian Blog

Resources

New York Times Book Review

0711	James B. Maas, Guru of Slumber, Is Dead at 86
0711	John Martin, Black Sparrow Press Founder and Champion of Literary Rebels, Dies at 94
0711	Jane Lazarre, Author of ‘The Mother Knot,’ Dies at 81
0711	6 New Books Our Editors Loved This Week
0710	When Writers Split Up, Who Gets to Tell the Story?
0710	Interview: Lisa Scottoline on Her Favorite Books and ‘The Unraveling of Julia’
0709	Book Review: ‘A Flower Traveled in My Blood,’ by Haley Cohen Gilliland
0709	Book Review: ‘Culpability,’ by Bruce Holsinger
0708	Book Review: ‘Bring the House Down,’ by Charlotte Runcie
0708	Book Review: ‘A Marriage at Sea,’ by Sophie Elmhirst
0708	Book Review: ‘These Summer Storms,’ by Sarah MacLean
0708	Book Review: ‘2024,’ by Josh Dawsey, Tyler Pager and Isaac Arnsdorf
0708	Jeff VanderMeer’s Favorite Climate Fiction Books
0707	Book Review: ‘Vera, or Faith,’ by Gary Shteyngart
0707	Book Review: ‘Malaparte,’ by Maurizio Serra

Guardian Books

0710	Orbital by Samantha Harvey audiobook review – lyrical, hypnotic reading of otherworldly tale
0710	Inside the Salt Path controversy: ‘Scandal has stalked memoir since the genre was invented’
0710	Moderation by Elaine Castillo review – a twisted look at the tech workplace
0710	The Mission by Tim Weiner review – unmasking the CIA
0710	‘You are living with a difficult person who is waiting to die’: my harrowing time as Patricia Highsmith’s assistant
0710	Leila Aboulela wins PEN Pinter prize for writing on migration and faith
0709	Havoc by Rebecca Wait review – a Saint Trinian’s tragicomedy
0708	Life Cycle of a Moth by Rowe Irvin review – captivating story of maternal love and male violence
0708	Wolf Moon by Arifa Akbar review – night terrors
0707	Poem of the week: Honey Hunters by Rachel Bower
0707	Face With Tears of Joy: A natural History of Emoji by Keith Houston review
0707	Every One Still Here by Liadan Ní Chuinn review – an extraordinary debut
0706	Can we afford to be afraid of nuclear power?
0706	Paula Bomer: ‘If you describe yourself as a victim, you’re dismissed’
0705	To Rest Our Minds and Bodies by Harriet Armstrong review – a singular new voice

New York Review of Books

0710	A Lesson for Democrats
0709	The Dismantling of American Health Care
0705	The New York World
0703	The Parrot in the Machine
0703	[To a Strange, Hollow, and Confused Noise, They Heavily Vanish]
0703	Lessons of the Father
0703	The Collector as Autocrat
0703	‘The Red and the Green’
0703	Padre Marcelo’s Last March
0703	Saving Graces
0703	From Riches to Rags to Renown
0703	After a Car Crash
0703	How Can I Help You?
0703	‘I Am the Heir to Delacroix’
0703	Incorrigible Nudity

London Review of Books

1106	Patrick Cockburn: The Battle for Kobani
1106	James Salter: Those Magnificent Men
1106	Iain Sinclair: London’s Lost Cinemas
1106	Frederick Wilmot-Smith: Legal Aid
1106	David Runciman: Short Cuts
1106	John-Paul Stonard: At the RA
1106	Anne Wagner: At Tate Modern
1106	Letters
1106	Table of contents