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Below are four areas of consideration. It’s not comprehensive, but instead, a series of places to start now. Where and how do you sticker items? Autauga-Prattville Library (AL) recently made headlines for two major changes to its policies. First, the board decided no books for those under the age of 17 could include LGBTQ+ content.

As a bookseller, getting to handsell a stack of books is one of the greatest joys. But booksellers and bookstores play a vital role in communities across the country. Sure, they provide readers with an escape from reality, but they also help to curate a space where folks can become properly informed and educated about

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A version of this first appeared in Lit Hub’s Craft of Writing newsletter—sign up here. 1.The metaverse is hot right now. Not only for Marvel (or Everything, Everywhere, All at Once), but in books, video games, even Facebook’s parent company, the metaverse is unironically omnipresent. I myself wrote a novel about the disappearance of a

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TODAY: Poet, writer, playwright, musician, painter, and filmmaker Weldon Kees was born in 1914.  “It should be a modest request to ask that ‘left’ not mean supporters of authoritarian regimes.” Rebecca Solnit on the perennial divisions of the American left. | Lit Hub Politics “Malcolm believed that Muhammad’s teachings saved him from rotting away in

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In late 1936 George Orwell, like so many young idealists from Europe and the USA, went off to fight fascism in Spain. By the spring of 1937 he realized he was in a war with not two but three sides. The USSR was holding back a full Spanish revolution while attacking the socialists and anarchists

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The Best of the Literary Internet, Every Day TODAY: In 1564, playwright and poet Christopher Marlowe was born.  “It should be a modest request to ask that ‘left’ not mean supporters of authoritarian regimes.” Rebecca Solnit on the perennial divisions of the American left. | Lit Hub Politics Matthew Salesses on the “too-lateness” of climate

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We’re back for round three of the internet’s favorite drunken biweekly “news” report, Am I the Literary Asshole—the only advice column that asks you to consider the fact that BOGO wine isn’t just a lifestyle, it’s also a state of mind. Today I ask you to join me for a glass (or three) as we

Libby, a free app through which patrons can check out books from their local public libraries, has joined the book award game. This year, on March 12th at 7 pm EST to be exact, the Libby Book Awards — also called the “Libbys” — will be presented. The award-winners will be out of 17 categories

The Best of the Literary Internet, Every Day TODAY: In 1866, Hugo Ball, poet and founder of the Dada movement, was born.  View original source here

The adaptation of Shakespeare’s lovers-to-enemies-to-lovers story Much Ado About Nothing, titled Anyone But You, has grossed $189 million globally, making it the second highest-grossing live-action Shakespeare adaptation ever. The only other live-action adaptation of the Bard’s to beat it — if we aren’t counting 2019’s Lion King, since it is CGI — is Baz Luhrmann’s

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“This woman cannot think, she feels.” An observation made in passing by Theodore Dreiser about the wife of a friend, Charles Fort; a casual summing-up by the famous novelist of a woman he considered of little importance. I was reading about Fort—an unusual cult figure from the early twentieth century whose books have inspired countless