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

Elie Wiesel, 1928-2016: An homage to the inspirational author who passed away on Saturday. (The Paris Review)
Postscript: Elie Wiesel, 1928-2016: The New Yorker also pays tribute to the wise and widely admired writer. (The New Yorker)
The Genius of William Shawn, and the Invention of The New Yorker: he current editor of The New Yorker on past editor William Shawn. (Lit Hub)
J.K. Rowling Completes Script For Second Fantastic Beasts Movie (GalleyCat)
'Bright orange beasty' Trump gets his own picture book: The presumptive GOP nominee inspires a children's book. (The Guardian)
Tuesday New Release Day: Ball; Flanery; MacMahon; Raabe; Feldman; Ryan; Hebert (The Millions)
Emma Watson's Feminist Book Club to Read a Carrie Brownstein Memoir (GalleyCat)
Adding Classes and Content, Resurgent Libraries Turn a Whisper Into a Roar: All that New York City's public libraries have to offer. (The NY Times)
Lauren Groff: How two novels became one, 'in the shape of a marriage' (The Guardian)
A Diamond and a Kiss: The Women of John Hughes: Writer Soraya Roberts offers her perspective on the female roles in the famous John Hughes 80s classics. (Hazlitt)

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