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

72 Years On: The Fictional Afterlife of Anne Frank: The brave girl made her final diary entry on this day in 1944. (Signature)
Obama, America, and the Legacy of James Alan McPherson: Whitney Terrell remembers his friend and mentor (LitHub)
This Week in Fiction: Tessa Hadley on Fiction as Anthropology (The New Yorker)
Richard Falk: How the United States Government Obstructs Peace for Israel/Palestine (Guernica
A review of J.K. Rowling's final tale of the universally adored Harry Potter, "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child’ Explores the Power of Time" (The NY Times)
J.K. Rowling Confirms End of Harry Potter Series: ‘Harry Is Done Now’ (TIME)
New Michael Crichton Novel Discovered by Widow: Crichton's wife uncovers her late husband's manuscript. (WSJ)
Summer Olympics Primer: 10 Books for the Rio de Janeiro Games (Signature)

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