The best way to get people interested in your lit mag? Mail them free copies, obviously. | Lit Hub Advice

Why the people who fight “supposedly depraved art” are more dangerous than the art itself. | Lit Hub Art

How Hannah Arendt examined antisemitism as Hitler rose to power: “Hitler’s so-called seizure of power made all Jews indistinguishable; he forced all of them into the same mold, with varying degrees of perceptible consequences.” | Lit Hub Biography

Dave Zirin traces the impact of World War II on Howard Zinn’s view of the wider world. | Lit Hub Biography

If you still have the Roman Empire on the mind, Michelle Berenfeld thinks you should read these books by John Williams, Ursula K. Le Guin, Robert Graves, and more. | Lit Hub Reading Lists

When a wealthy university donor can silence one of the world’s leading genocide scholars, it exposes the problem with for-profit higher education. | Lit Hub Politics

“When I first met her, I was happier than I’d ever been. I’d finally triumphed over the mother who abandoned me, my whole ugly childhood.” Read from Leslie Bazzett’s debut novel, Mia. | Lit Hub Fiction

Obama is starting a literary podcast. Okay! | The New York Times

Lincoln Michel considers the horrors of revision (and offers a few bits of advice). | Counter Craft

Sometimes, “written by a human” actually means written by AI. | 404 Media

Brittany Dennison considers Late Fame and the rise of the empty literary aesthetic. | The Baffler

Jill Lepore on the technofascists who fundamentally misunderstand classic science fiction. | Wired

“This was among the first books that asked women how they felt about sex, rather than telling them what to feel.” Rosa Campbell looks at The Hite Report. | Aeon