NBCC Virtual Literary Panel on Author Interviews
I'm going to be moderating a panel for the National Book Critics Circle on "The Interview as Literary Criticism: A Cross-Genre Conversation" with five acclaimed critics whose reviews and interviews have appeared in LitHub, Salon, Washington Post…
I'm going to be moderating a panel for the National Book Critics Circle on "The Interview as Literary Criticism: A Cross-Genre Conversation" with five acclaimed critics whose reviews and interviews have appeared in LitHub, Salon, Washington Post…
NBCC Virtual Literary Panel on Author Interviews
I'm going to be moderating a panel for the National Book Critics Circle on "The Interview as Literary Criticism: A Cross-Genre Conversation" with five acclaimed critics whose reviews and interviews have appeared in LitHub, Salon, Washington Post Book World, Chicago Review of Books, The New York Times Book Review, The Emancipator, Cineaste, Gay City News, BOMB, Indiewire, Los Angeles Times,
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November 3, 2026 at 4:37 AM
NBCC Virtual Literary Panel on Author Interviews
I'm going to be moderating a panel for the National Book Critics Circle on "The Interview as Literary Criticism: A Cross-Genre Conversation" with five acclaimed critics whose reviews and interviews have appeared in LitHub, Salon, Washington Post…
I'm going to be moderating a panel for the National Book Critics Circle on "The Interview as Literary Criticism: A Cross-Genre Conversation" with five acclaimed critics whose reviews and interviews have appeared in LitHub, Salon, Washington Post…
Thanks to Emma Cole for the mention in her LitHub essay on Hitchcock. You should check the article out here: bit.ly/4swk1QP
October 28, 2026 at 5:00 PM
Thanks to Emma Cole for the mention in her LitHub essay on Hitchcock. You should check the article out here: bit.ly/4swk1QP
Do we know someone at LA REVIEW OF BOOKS, Bookriot, Lithub or Electric Literature?
My friend, a wonderful Pakistan-based writer-journalist, is looking to pitch essays with those websites and a personal connection would be really appreciated
My friend, a wonderful Pakistan-based writer-journalist, is looking to pitch essays with those websites and a personal connection would be really appreciated
October 29, 2026 at 3:07 PM
Do we know someone at LA REVIEW OF BOOKS, Bookriot, Lithub or Electric Literature?
My friend, a wonderful Pakistan-based writer-journalist, is looking to pitch essays with those websites and a personal connection would be really appreciated
My friend, a wonderful Pakistan-based writer-journalist, is looking to pitch essays with those websites and a personal connection would be really appreciated
I just got an email from lithub trying to talk me into this and i am annoyed.
So, wait, has NaNoWriMo rebranded as "Novel November", paid for by ProWritingAid, which used to be a spell/grammar checker but now is (you guessed it) an "'AI' grammar checker"--in short, yet another way for a griftslop machine to grab human-written text?
Do I have that right?
Do I have that right?
October 26, 2026 at 9:44 PM
I just got an email from lithub trying to talk me into this and i am annoyed.
Based Jennifer Welch and Lithub for platforming this truth. More people should be holding the Dems accountable for how much their fault all this is.
October 27, 2026 at 8:04 PM
Based Jennifer Welch and Lithub for platforming this truth. More people should be holding the Dems accountable for how much their fault all this is.
Last week on the bookish internet: Gulliver's Travels turns 300, censorship news, blowing things up in fiction, and how publishers try to make debut writers happen.
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Last week on the bookish internet
Maris Kreizman explains the “make book” and how publishers try to make debut writers happen. (LitHub) Elizabeth Bear likes characters who make mistakes. (Her Patreon) Ed Simon thinks ab…
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November 2, 2026 at 3:48 AM
Last week on the bookish internet: Gulliver's Travels turns 300, censorship news, blowing things up in fiction, and how publishers try to make debut writers happen.
www.abookishtype.com/2026/11/01/l... 💙📚
www.abookishtype.com/2026/11/01/l... 💙📚
“LitHub, stop trying to make ‘fetch’ happen!”
October 26, 2026 at 10:23 PM
“LitHub, stop trying to make ‘fetch’ happen!”
LitHub, what the fuck is this bullshit?
October 27, 2026 at 11:47 AM
LitHub, what the fuck is this bullshit?
Personally I would simply not take an organization called "lithub" seriously on matters of political science and law.
October 26, 2026 at 8:51 PM
Personally I would simply not take an organization called "lithub" seriously on matters of political science and law.
"Cardboard knife to a gun fight" is offensive to the writing sensibilities of all lithub readers, what are you doing
October 26, 2026 at 10:52 PM
"Cardboard knife to a gun fight" is offensive to the writing sensibilities of all lithub readers, what are you doing
Book 91 of 2026. Very descriptive and gross at times, but losts of symbolism, but the plot was lacking. Readers get dropped in and barely anything gets explained, so a lot will dnf in the first quarter. Read Spread Me instead.
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Wife Shaped Bodies
USA TODAY Bestseller! A Most Anticipated Book of 2026: Goodreads • LitHub • Chicago Review of Books • Debutiful • Metastellar • The Literary Grind • Books, Bones & Buffy • Cats Luv Coffee • Macabr...
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October 29, 2026 at 11:45 PM
Book 91 of 2026. Very descriptive and gross at times, but losts of symbolism, but the plot was lacking. Readers get dropped in and barely anything gets explained, so a lot will dnf in the first quarter. Read Spread Me instead.
#BookSky
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#BookSky
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Oh also, sometimes I look at sites like BookRiot, LitHub, Reactor, etc, and also I look through Autostraddle's regular lists of forthcoming queer books.
And I also browse through books in person in both bookstores and libraries, but that's probably less helpful.
And I also browse through books in person in both bookstores and libraries, but that's probably less helpful.
October 29, 2026 at 1:02 AM
Oh also, sometimes I look at sites like BookRiot, LitHub, Reactor, etc, and also I look through Autostraddle's regular lists of forthcoming queer books.
And I also browse through books in person in both bookstores and libraries, but that's probably less helpful.
And I also browse through books in person in both bookstores and libraries, but that's probably less helpful.
So many actual shitlibs crashing out at this LitHub article, and yet I still don’t think it goes far enough.
I know I’ve already posted the following CrimethInc article multiple times now, but it bears repeating: crimethinc.com/2024/11/06/h...
I know I’ve already posted the following CrimethInc article multiple times now, but it bears repeating: crimethinc.com/2024/11/06/h...
October 27, 2026 at 4:56 AM
So many actual shitlibs crashing out at this LitHub article, and yet I still don’t think it goes far enough.
I know I’ve already posted the following CrimethInc article multiple times now, but it bears repeating: crimethinc.com/2024/11/06/h...
I know I’ve already posted the following CrimethInc article multiple times now, but it bears repeating: crimethinc.com/2024/11/06/h...
Thought I'd read that lithub article everyone is talking about (what an awful site, constant popup ads) and the gist seems to be good (democrats enabled fascism by occupying the resistance spot and doing nothing) but the article itself is eh.
October 28, 2026 at 7:45 PM
Thought I'd read that lithub article everyone is talking about (what an awful site, constant popup ads) and the gist seems to be good (democrats enabled fascism by occupying the resistance spot and doing nothing) but the article itself is eh.
Jennifer Welch is a goddess for putting out that piece on Lithub. It annoyed all the worst people oh my god lol.
Kinda incredible how they've completely reverted to 2024 or something too.
Kinda incredible how they've completely reverted to 2024 or something too.
October 27, 2026 at 2:37 PM
Jennifer Welch is a goddess for putting out that piece on Lithub. It annoyed all the worst people oh my god lol.
Kinda incredible how they've completely reverted to 2024 or something too.
Kinda incredible how they've completely reverted to 2024 or something too.
People can be, yes. Are you able to share the article from Lithub that talks about how Republicans brought us to fascism? I searched their feed and found nothing.
October 27, 2026 at 5:13 PM
People can be, yes. Are you able to share the article from Lithub that talks about how Republicans brought us to fascism? I searched their feed and found nothing.
This is a weird thing for LitHub to publish, whatever its faults.
Why the road to American fascism was paved by Joe Biden and the Democratic Party.
How Joe Biden and the National Democratic Party Paved the Way For American Fascism
I’m angry at MAGA leaders every day for the lies and manipulation and wreckage they’ve wrought on the very people who voted for them—not to mention the rest of us. I’m angry when I see faith manipu…
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October 27, 2026 at 1:49 PM
This is a weird thing for LitHub to publish, whatever its faults.
a LOT of geniuses are missing that lithub biden thing is an excerpt from a book
October 27, 2026 at 3:23 PM
a LOT of geniuses are missing that lithub biden thing is an excerpt from a book
AND YA'LL JUST YELLED AT JENNIFER WELCH'S EXTREMELY CORRECT LITHUB ARTICLE. Harris is already sewing the seeds of non-opposition here. She woulda been a terrible president who was just as if not mediocre as Biden and nothing would get done and this is a lot of shitlibs current fave
Kamala Harris: I think that going in the direction of impeachment is not a good idea.
I was in the Senate for the last go-round, and the votes aren’t there.
I think after the election, we all have to just also agree that our attitude has to be to get stuff done…
I was in the Senate for the last go-round, and the votes aren’t there.
I think after the election, we all have to just also agree that our attitude has to be to get stuff done…
October 27, 2026 at 11:42 PM
AND YA'LL JUST YELLED AT JENNIFER WELCH'S EXTREMELY CORRECT LITHUB ARTICLE. Harris is already sewing the seeds of non-opposition here. She woulda been a terrible president who was just as if not mediocre as Biden and nothing would get done and this is a lot of shitlibs current fave
This is also a point that did not get raised in the LitHub piece but needs to be considered, which is that the speed and vigor of a prosecution communicates its “seriousness” to the public. By not pushing it that hard Democratic messaging about what a threat Trump was fell flat.
October 27, 2026 at 11:41 PM
This is also a point that did not get raised in the LitHub piece but needs to be considered, which is that the speed and vigor of a prosecution communicates its “seriousness” to the public. By not pushing it that hard Democratic messaging about what a threat Trump was fell flat.
This includes: a veteran calling her "a rat fucking bimbo", someone complaining Lithub didn't publish their book review, a PhD username military historian doing Ukraine patreon pieces who's upset at "The White Lady Ponytail Pundits" and is gonna block anyone putting LH on their timeline from now on😭
Jennifer Welch is a goddess for putting out that piece on Lithub. It annoyed all the worst people oh my god lol.
Kinda incredible how they've completely reverted to 2024 or something too.
Kinda incredible how they've completely reverted to 2024 or something too.
October 27, 2026 at 2:42 PM
This includes: a veteran calling her "a rat fucking bimbo", someone complaining Lithub didn't publish their book review, a PhD username military historian doing Ukraine patreon pieces who's upset at "The White Lady Ponytail Pundits" and is gonna block anyone putting LH on their timeline from now on😭
Did you know strangers curate the poetry you see on the NYC subway? The hidden team behind Poetry in Motion shapes your daily commute. #LitHub sugataai.com/blog/lit-hub...
Lit Hub Daily: October 27, 2026
Imagine stepping onto a New York City subway car and stumbling upon a poem you
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October 28, 2026 at 12:28 AM
Did you know strangers curate the poetry you see on the NYC subway? The hidden team behind Poetry in Motion shapes your daily commute. #LitHub sugataai.com/blog/lit-hub...
We are getting frightfully close to this: www.simonandschuster.com/books/Hum/He...
Hum
A Most Anticipated Book for The New York Times, The Washington Post, Time, Goodreads, LitHub, and Book Riot A Best Book of the Summer for Esquire, ...
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October 26, 2026 at 9:02 PM
We are getting frightfully close to this: www.simonandschuster.com/books/Hum/He...
A fun subplot in the Catapult story is the hazy role of the press's co-founder, the "tech savvy" "changemaker" Andy Hunter (who stepped down as publisher in 2022) but who also started Electric Literature, LitHub, & is the founder & CEO of bookshop.org
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www.ohreader.com/andy-hunter-...
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October 23, 2026 at 10:14 PM
A fun subplot in the Catapult story is the hazy role of the press's co-founder, the "tech savvy" "changemaker" Andy Hunter (who stepped down as publisher in 2022) but who also started Electric Literature, LitHub, & is the founder & CEO of bookshop.org
www.ohreader.com/andy-hunter-...
www.ohreader.com/andy-hunter-...