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Afternoon Bites: Sally Wen Mao on Poetry, Alex Segura on Comics, Lauren Groff on Storytelling, and More

September 12, 2023 No Comments

"The Kingdom of Surfaces"
In our afternoon reading: Sally Wen Mao on poetry, how book bans are affecting libraries, and more.

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Morning Bites: Alexis M. Smith on “Glaciers,” Edan Lepucki on Writing, Babak Lakghomi’s Recommendations, and More

August 17, 2023 No Comments

"Glaciers" cover
In our morning reading: interviews with Alexis M. Smith and Edan Lepucki, book recommendations from Babak Lakghomi, and more.

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Afternoon Bites: Jane Alison, PEN/Faulkner Prize Winner, Fatimah Asghar, The Mekons’ Latest, and More

April 30, 2019 No Comments


In our afternoon reading: Jane Alison and Ander Monson on writing, new music from The Mekons, and more.

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Weekend Bites: Sally Wen Mao, Gene Wolfe Remembered, Leland Cheuk Interviewed, Kronos Quartet, and More

April 27, 2019 No Comments


In our weekend reading: interviews with Sally Wen Mao and Leland Cheuk, when strange ideas become amazing books, and more.

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Afternoon Bites: Mitchell S. Jackson, Sally Wen Mao’s Poetry, Debra Di Blasi Interviewed, Virginia Woolf, and More

January 16, 2019 No Comments


In our afternoon reading: an excerpt from Mitchell S. Jackson’s new book, notable poetry for the new year, new writing from Jeff Jackson, and more.

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Books, Books of the Month, Featured

Vol.1 Brooklyn’s January 2019 Book Preview

January 3, 2019 No Comments

A new year has begun. What does the new literary year have in store for us? If January is any indication, there’s a host of acclaimed short fiction on the way; in addition to that, there are new works by some of our favorite writers, as well as acclaimed fiction from around the globe. Here’s a look at some of the January books that have caught our eye. 

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Featured

  • Metro Riders’ Henrik Stelzer on the Horror Movie Posters That Inspired His Music
  • Composer Olivia Belli on the Location That Inspired “Valadier”
  • Obsessions and Tragedy: On Gabriel Blackwell’s “Doom Town”
  • Alissa Hattman on Creating the Post-Apocalyptic World of “Sift”

Sunday Stories

  • Sunday Stories: “Transcription”
  • Sunday Stories: “The Immanent Will”
  • Sunday Stories: “Excerpt From Moonlighters”
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