Lit Hub Daily: January 2, 2024

Literature

TODAY: In 1956, American cartoonist Lynda Barry is born. (Photo by Guillaume Paumier.)

• Here are 24 sci-fi and fantasy titles to watch out for in 2024 (are we in the future yet?). | Lit Hub

• New year, new writing goals: Angela Brown on why there’s always time to follow your bookish dreams. | Lit Hub Craft

• “This is how we live now. What do we have to say about it?” Kate Brody on writing about the Internet as we know it. | Lit Hub

• So you sold your novel—but now you have to look good in an author photo? Don’t worry, Michelle Wildgen has 12 tips for appearing writerly in front of the camera. | Lit Hub

• It’s the first Tuesday of the year… which means a fresh batch of new books! Here are 18 you should check out. | The Hub

• “The next few disappearances came in quick succession.” Read an excerpt from Vanessa Chan’s debut novel, The Storm We Made. | Lit Hub

• The great Dolly Parton has now spent over $500 million of her own money on books for children, and she’s not stopping now. | The Things

• Here are 10 LGBTQ+ books to look out for in 2024. | Queerty

• “Short, fat, and of a quiet disposition, he appeared to spend a lot of money on really bad clothes…” An ode to one of the greatest fictional spies of all time, John Le Carré’s George Smiley. | The Conversation

• How queer Louisianans are fighting back against book bans—and actually winning. | In These Times

• Happy new year. Jonathan Franzen still hates cats. | The New Yorker



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