Returning to Narnia (Part Two)
nathangoldwag.wordpress.com·1w
🌀Genre Blending
Goodbye
cjr.org·1w
🔗Collaborative Journalism
Albert Einstein Gives a Speech Praising Immigrants’ Contributions to America (1939)
openculture.com·3w·
Discuss: Hacker News
🌉Border Cuisines
Inside Beirut’s Fight To Save Its Reading Culture
longreads.com·3w
🏪Canadian Independent Bookstores
From Cornell to conscience
africasacountry.com·2w
🌱Regenerative Journalism
Catherine Lacey Reads “Coconut Flan”
newyorker.com·1w
📖Food Translation
The lists we keep, and the ones that keep us
rabble.ca·6d
🏳Queer Foodways
Trading goods, not feelings: an academic goes on 100 dates to find a rich spouse
theconversation.com·3w
📖Queer Zines
Annie Ernaux’s clinical self-examination
newstatesman.com·1w
📖Food Translation
Betwixt or Bewitched? Rethinking the “Middlebrow” with Dino Buzzati
publicbooks.org·3w
🌀Genre Blending
Yasmina Reza’s “Art” Feeds Our Appetite for Argument as Entertainment
newyorker.com·3w
🔍Hidden gem
A new Moomins movie is on the way.
lithub.com·5d
🧙Fantasy
The 5 Most-Anticipated Queer Fantasy Books Out in Fall 2025
bookriot.com·3w
🌀Genre Blending
Kate DiCamillo on Telling Stories Within a Story and Capturing Wonder
lithub.com·1w
🌀Genre Blending
We Meet Cute Again: 6 Reincarnation Love Stories
bookriot.com·4d
🌀Genre Blending
New Latine Picture Books
bookriot.com·3w
📚Food Comics
Cannibal Sororities and Butterfly Girl Gangs: October’s Best Sci-Fi and Fantasy Books
lithub.com·1w
🌀Genre Blending
For Scaredy Cats with Horror Movie FOMO
bookriot.com·2h
📚Food Comics
Road to Nowhere
nybooks.com·3w
🌃Cyberpunk Literature
A Pilgrimage to Monk’s House, Where Virginia Woolf Found a Room of Her Own
lithub.com·2w
🌀Genre Blending