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Your daily dose of must-read literary news and commentary.
Today on the Lit List: Michael Cunningham's 10 favorite books; Paul Harding and David Oshinsky talk about what's important when writing about illnesses; a new study shows those who enjoy leisurely reading have a higher income; and 100 years of wisdom from the greatest writers.
Read MoreToday on the Lit List: Francine Prose asks, "Is It Harder to Be Transported By a Book As You Get Older?" Uganda has a new publishing house, how the presidential election relates to Young Adult novels and Emma Cline's "beast of a debut."
Read MoreTeri Wilson lands a deal with Harlequin, an imprint of Random House Germany announces its first selection of titles, Book Riot asks, 'Where are all the single ladies?' in fiction, and the Cleveland Cavaliers try out a new slogan with the help of Jean-Paul Sartre.
Read MoreThe Literary Show Project's rundown of the day's standout news and commentary. Today on the Lit List: George Plimpton recalls a speech by Muhammad Ali, LitHub launches its 'Rotten Tomatoes' for books, and NPR's Fresh Air reviews Yaa Gyasi's debut novel Homegoing.
Read MoreLit List is The Literary Show Project's rundown of the day's standout news and commentary about books, writing, and the spaces in between. We begin this new feature Tuesday June 7.
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