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June 23, 2020
Shorties (Recommended Sports Memoirs, John Zorn's Musical Universe, and more)
Sports journalists recommended sports memoirs at the Strategist.
Rolling Stone examined John Zorn's musical universe.
Free eBooks today:
Against Police Violence
The End of Policing by Alexis Vitale
eBooks on sale for $1.99 today:
Don't Panic by Neil Gaiman
Through a Window by Jane Goodall
The Voyeur's Hotel by Gay Talese
NPR Music listed the best new artists of 2020 so far.
The 2020 Oregon Book Awards have been announced.
Congratulations to Largehearted Boy contributors Beth Alvarado and M. K. Reed.
Paste listed the saddest songs of the 21st century.
The Guardian recommended books set in Ireland.
The Creative Independent interviewed Kool Keith.
Anna Cox recommended books about misfits and weirdos at Electric Literature.
PopMatters interviewed Drew Daniels of Matmos.
Susan Choi shared her quarantine reading schedule at The Millions.
Stream a new Bright Eyes song.
Electric Literature interviewed author Ottessa Moshfegh.
The New York Times reviewed Moshfegh's latest novel Death in Her Hands.
Coming soon: AC/DC album cover puzzles.
Stereogum listed the best Perfume Genius songs.
CrimeReads examined how women writers are transforming hardboiled noir.
The New York Times and Literary Hub shared excerpts from Roddy Doyle's novel Love.
Doyle talked reading and writing with Literary Hub.
Stream a new song by Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith.
The Rumpus Poetry Book Club interviewed Heather McHugh.
Aquarium Drunkard interviewed Laraaji about his album Sun Piano.
Literary Hub shared an excerpt from Ilhan Omar's book This is What America Looks Like.
Stream two new songs by Cass McCombs and Steve Gunn.
The Los Angeles Review of Books interviewed author Percival Everett.
Stream a new song by Land of Talk.
Literary Hub recommended literary fiction for runners.
The Quietus recapped June's best cassette releases.
Full Stop interviewed poet Jena Osman.
The Southern Review of Books interviewed author Ilana Masad.
Literary Hub recommended LGBTQIA+ books from 2020's second half.
This Podcast Will Change Your Life interviewed author Donald Quist.
Hazlitt interviewed author Kawai Strong Washburn.
