Lit List: Monday November 14, 2016
/Today on the Lit List: Sheila Heti interviews Elena Ferrante, a new biography of Eleanor Roosevelt, and fiction for anger...
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Today on the Lit List: Sheila Heti interviews Elena Ferrante, a new biography of Eleanor Roosevelt, and fiction for anger...
Read MoreToday on the Lit List: Etgar Keret's vision of life under Trump, a book about cannibalism, and the most American fear of all...
Read MoreToday on the Lit List: Paul Beatty wins the Man Booker Prize, Zelda Fitzgerald returns to the spotlight, and a new memoir from Marina Abramovic...
Read MoreToday on the Lit List: Shakespeare's co-author, Lil Wayne's prison diary, a bummer of a wedding, and Arundhati Roy on police brutality...
Read MoreHow the Marquis de Sade came from the Bastille Prison to the Western Canon; the first great post-Brexit novel; and why Ursula K. Le Guin is tired of yelling into the void.
Read MoreToday on the Lit List: Why British people always talk about the weather, the changing landscape of the Bronx, and why we'll be reading Marx for many years to come.
Read MoreToday on the Lit List: Prison abolition, H.G. Wells' 150th birthday, and a new look at Ancient Egypt.
Read MoreToday on the Lit List: Faked deaths, the survival of public libraries, and the rebirth of an anthology of essays by disgruntled wives.
Read MoreToday on the Lit List: Bored white girls, alternatives to monogamy, classical Arabic love poetry, and the crabs that appeared on the New York subway.
Read MoreToday on the Lit List: Literature's fascination with homelessness; the legacy of Nat Turner; and is fiction and addiction?
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