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The 20 new books out today include titles by Téa Obreht, Richard Russo, Claire Carusillo, and more! | Lit Hub Reading Lists
Why the art of writing an obituary is more about capturing life than death. | Lit Hub Biography
Esther Kinsky explores the “element of dissonance” in Rosalind Belben’s novel, Is Beauty Good. | Lit Hub Criticism
Naima Coster, Katy Simpson Smith, Stacey Yu, and other authors with new books answer our questions about literary life. | Lit Hub Craft
“By the time Irv and Kath met, the Oberbach Corporation was ankle-deep in concrete, middle-manning the cheap Chinese labor the city needed to build its demonic underground highway along the river.” Read from Claire Carusillo’s new novel, The Responsible Party. | Lit Hub Fiction
