Home City, USA
longreads.com·2w
🔨Constructive Journalism
Sylvia Plath and the "slicks." Her apprenticeship was shaped by a determination — and financial need — to appear in women's magazines
hudsonreview.com·1d
🌀Genre Blending
An Indian-American Artist’s Self in Pieces
hyperallergic.com·1w
🌀Genre Blending
How ‘authenticity’ at work can become a trap for people of color
theguardian.com·3d
🏳Queer Foodways
“Black Walnuts,” by Seamus Heaney
newyorker.com·2w
🌀Genre Blending
Alexis Wright has revitalised Australian literature, but a new book by a ‘superfan’ overlooks an important aspect of her work
theconversation.com·2w
🌱Regenerative Journalism
Why Are There So Few Books About Mothers and Sons?
lithub.com·3w
🏳Queer Foodways
“Distinguished Office of Echoes,” a Poem by Lisa Olstein
lithub.com·2w
📑Bookmarklet
What Makes Abraham Verghese Such a Great Storyteller?
3quarksdaily.com·3w
🌱Regenerative Journalism
The Ultimate Fall 2025 Reading List
lithub.com·3w
🏳️‍🌈Queer Bookshops
Emily Berry: I am entirely made of wood
lrb.co.uk·3w
🌀Genre Blending
László Krasznahorkai and Contemporary Europe’s Perilous Reality
newyorker.com·2d
🌀Genre Blending
The Poems of Seamus Heaney review – collected works reveal his colossal achievement
theguardian.com·3d
🏙️Urban Exploration
This international student and this retiree became roommates through a home-share program. Now they’re inseparable
torontolife.com·2d
🏘️Offline Communities
5 Book Reviews You Need to Read This Week
lithub.com·3w
🌀Genre Blending
Backlist Nonfiction Worth Picking Up Sooner, Rather Than Later
bookriot.com·2d
🏳Queer Foodways
BookTok’s All-Time Faves
bookriot.com·2w
📑Bookmarklet
Jason Mott on Struggling with Home
lithub.com·1w
🌱Regenerative Journalism
Party in the USA
theparisreview.org·2w
🏳Queer Foodways
A Children’s Book That Actually Feels Like Childhood
newyorker.com·2w
🦑Weird Fiction