What does your October reading list look like? Ours, it’s safe to say, covers a lot of ground. If you’re looking to see NYC through new eyes or revisit the work of an iconic filmmaker, we have you covered; if you’d prefer a trip into space or a jaunt into history, we have those angles covered as well. Read on for some literary recommendations to ease you into fall.
In our weekend reading: revisiting the music of Moss Icon, fiction from David Leo Rice, and more.
Well, it’s March. Seasonal adjustments and clock adjustments, all in the same month. And hey, there are some books due out this month, too! We’ve got our eye on a few new titles in translation, along with some new books on indie presses we like by writers we like. Maybe one of these books will change the way you see the world this month.
In our morning reading: when gloriously noisy bands collaborate, thoughts on Yuri Herrera’s fiction, and more.
In our morning reading: why you should be reading Yuri Herrera, an interview with Mira Jacob, and much more.
In our morning reading: thoughts on the works of Yuri Herrera and Nora Ephron, talking with the experimental group Kill Alters, and more.
In our morning reading: talking with Jeff VanderMeer, reviews of books by Edwidge Danticat and Yuri Herrera, and more.
In our morning reading: an excerpt from Yuri Herrera’s new novel, music from Lost Balloons, and more.