Literature

Endometriosis is classified by Mayo Clinic as a “common” condition, “treatable by a medical professional.” And yet, when Emma Bolden...

I confess: I haunt bookstores. I lurk in libraries. I meander in museums and stalk beloved book spaces, losing time,...

There are a lot of reasons to increase one’s information literacy and as we age, it may become even more...

October 26, 2022, 9:30am Literary Hub is pleased to reveal the cover for Michael Chang’s Synthetic Jungle: Poems, their latest...

Music That Transcends Everything But His Circumstance Jai Chakrabarti Share article Prodigal Son by Jai Chakrabarti Fourteen hours on the...

For years, my writing discipline was simple: I aimed for an hour a day. An obsessive reviser, I might spend...

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October 25, 2022, 1:20pm Today I learned that not only is there a real Frankenstein Castle (in Mühltal, Germany), but...

I had early inklings that my relationship with alcohol wasn’t healthy—when I turned to addiction memoirs, things only got worse....

Until recently, Cormac McCarthy‘s readers could be forgiven for suspecting that The Road, published in 2006, was to be the...

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October 24, 2022, 3:01pm Khadija Abdalla Bajabar’s The House of Rust has won the inaugural Ursula K. Le Guin Prize...

There’s No Praying in the House of Horrors I Pray in Screamers House of Horrors Part of me was still...

LaToya Watkin’s exquisite debut novel Perish examines the painful legacies buried deep within one Black family from West Texas. As the members of...

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October 21, 2022, 1:22pm Some good news to ring in the weekend: fans of George Orwell (and fans in the...