If I were 26 years old, full of urine and vinegar, and had a first poetry collection, I would consider myself a modern troublemaker. I’ll be out of my car, which will probably be a beat-up Volvo station wagon with a COEXIST bumper sticker on the rear windshield. I would push my poems to both
At the 2026 Venice Biennale, artists and writers gathered at Yto Barrada’s exhibition in the French Pavilion to pay tribute to Lebanese-American artist Atel Adnan. A veteran polymath working across poetry, prose and visual arts, Adnan’s practice included themes of dispersion, uncertainty and connection. Since his death in November 2021 at the age of 96,
“When you go to war as a boy you have a great illusion of immortality. Other people die, not you.” This first appeared in Lit Hub literary history Newsletter-Sign up here. Article continues after ad On July 8, 1918, just two weeks before his 19th birthday, American Red Cross volunteer Ernest Hemingway was killed by
Karen McEnany is a certified divorce coach, certified co-parenting specialist, and author of the book The Good Divorce: How to End Your Marriage Without Destroying Your Family. Wiley/Jossey-Bass/NPR, Nicole Wickens/NPR hide caption toggle caption Wiley/Jossey-Bass/NPR, Nicole Wickens/NPR When? Karen McEnany Facing divorce about 15 years ago, she says, she feared what impact it would have
Skybound Entertainment As Ballpoint struggles to fit in with his new Autobot friends, an accident with an experimental weapon causes him to swap bodies with the most dangerous Decepticon of them all – Megatron! Will ballpoint’s new shape and power finally get it the acceptance it seeks? Perhaps Would the mighty Megatron really accept being
outlined The decade is over, but for the students of Blackwood Academy, the battle for rebirth has just begun. The notorious school was hiding more secrets – and lies – than any of the Decennial’s participants could have imagined. And there is still much buried beneath its ancient foundations. Now, the future of the Academy,
Whether you’re a casual mystery reader or a thriller fan, there’s something for you in July’s new releases. And if, like me, you enjoy the entire crime genre series, you will enjoy a wealth of new mysteries and adventures. It features a con story set in 1940s Mexico, a heist for one last job, a
Yodel: Complete acceptance of that which can no longer be hidden and therefore that which we always have to hide. Yodel: Shimmering Adam’s Apple. It is not dissimilar to the sound we sometimes make unconsciously, a kind of croaking sound, a sound that is not so much made as emitted and then immediately and often
This summer is exciting for new kidlit releases with so many great things coming out soon that making a list of just nine felt like an impossible task. But I am here to keep trying to give you information about a small part of the new releases of July. I tried to capture a variety
‘wI left Warrington at 5.15 this morning to get here,” Emma tells me, standing in a queue that stretches down Walton Street. It’s after 9am on a Saturday in Oxford, the students are still in bed and the tourists have yet to come into town, but this corner of Jericho Already buzzing. There is no