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Morning Bites: Marissa Nadler and Stephen Brodsky, Adi Tantimedh on Comic Crime Fiction, Guillermo Saccomanno, “Nightmare Alley” on Film, and More

April 24, 2019 No Comments


In our morning reading: a look at the making of “Droneflower,” thoughts on books by Helen Oyeyemi and Guillermo Saccomanno, and more.

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  • Vol.1 Brooklyn’s December 2019 Book Preview

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Essays

  • A Yellow Thread, or On Obsession
  • Books Are Not Products, They Are Bridges: Challenging Linear Ideas of Success in Literary Publishing
  • The Rock in the Grate
Sackett Street Writers Workshop
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