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“| Lit Hub Fiction Take a(n illustrated) stroll through the lost vocabulary of whaling , from greasy luck to blubber room.”
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“Le Guin’s fiction .”
“| Lit Hub Technology These 11 books by Tove Jansson, Katie Kitamura, Ntozake Shange, and more follow women who rewrote life and art .”
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“| Lit Hub Criticism “The vast majority of contemporary literature is not in fact published but submitted .” On publishing, careerism, and Laura McGrath’s Middlemen .”
“| Orion Lucy Ives presents a theory of Paul Celan : “Here is a wild proposition, then: Celan didn’t write in any language…he was writing in between languages.” | Poetry Nuncore is upon us: Paul Michael Johnson considers the new books, music, and other pieces of art and media fueling the culture’s fixation on nuns .”
“She split some logs, breathed in the scent.” Read from Dorthe Nors’s novel Range , translated by Caroline Waight.”
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“| Lit Hub Craft Catherine Jagoe recommends memoirs about wild swimming by Amy Liptrot, Sophie Pierce, Megan Hayes, and more.”