Our feast of fabulous reviews this week includes Jessica Bennett on MJ Corey’s Dekonstructing the Kardashians, Lily Meyer on Karen Tei Yamashita’s Questions 27 & 28, Ron Charles o…
In this vegetarian stir-fry, crumbling tofu dramatically increases its surface area, all the better for absorbing heady spices.
From "cognitive atrophy" to "quiet authority," the Commonwealth prize row shows what happens when editorial standards fail and machines fill the silence.
Spend your summer reading with Lit Hub! Welcome to the Best of the Best Books reading challenge, where you’ll have the chance to meet your reading goals, win prizes, and prove you…
Continuing our tour of Ohio, Namwali Serpell joins writer and educator Dionne Custer Edwards to discuss On Morrison at the Bexley Public Library. They read and open up a passage o…
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan used the Eid al-Adha holiday to deliver messages of national unity and regional stability, speaking separately with troops stationed along Türkiye’s…
Here are this week’s Independent Press Top 40 Bestsellers for fiction, based on sales in hundreds of independent bookstores nationwide, generously provided by the American Booksel…
Is it a kurta? A thobe? A kandura? Depending on which part of the world you are in, New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani’s viral Arsenal-themed Eid Al Adha outfit likely goes by a d…
The supply shock experienced across global industrial inputs due to the war between the U.S.-Israel and Iran has come to threaten a wide range of products, from wheat and barley t…
Contrary to popular belief, poetry doesn’t have to rhyme – and rhyme is not a marker of quality, or ease. Some of the world’s most famous poetry proves it.
Attacked by the Left and Right, the Enlightenment can only be saved through use of its greatest legacy: permanent critique- by Eliane GlaserRead on Aeon
Stephen S. Roach thinks Xi Jinping’s hierarchy of ultimatums, with Taiwan now firmly at the top, is sending mixed signals.