Good evening literary fans. Here's what we read today that you should too.

Where are All the Single Ladies in Fiction? Book Riot goes on a hunt to find "literary spinsters." (BOOK RIOT)
Teri Wilson Lands Trilogy Deal With Harlequin. With the five-figure deal Wilson plans to write a new trilogy entitled Drake Diamonds. The first book is planned for release January 2017 (GALLEYCAT)
Penguin Verlag releases first list of titles in Germany. The imprint will publish 64 books between August 2016 and April 2017. (PUBLISHING PERSPECTIVE)
The 28th Annual Lammy Awards are announced, celebrating the best lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender books of the year. (LAMBDA LITERARY)
10 Books to Read for Pride Month according to (LITHUB)
For her book Witness to the Revolution, Clara Bingham interviewed more than 100 people for a firsthand narrative of the late 1960s in America (NEW YORK TIMES)
The True, Tragic Tale of the Angola Three is a "graphic history of the lives of Albert Woodfox, Robert Hillary King, and Herman Wallace, who unjustly spent decades in solitary confinement at Angola Penitentiary in Louisiana (LITHUB)
In a new book Sallie Tisdale offers groundbreaking essays about caring for others, inspired by her time as a nurse (THE NEW YORKER)
As they approach Game 3 of the NBA Finals, the Cleveland Cavaliers decided to replace their "All In" slogan with quote by French existentialist philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre "All Human Activities Are Doomed to Failure," jokes Andy Borowitz in his Borowitz Report (THE NEW YORKER)

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