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November 6, 2020
Shorties (Recommended Books about Families in Exile, November's Most Anticipated Albums, and more)
Electric Literature recommended books about families in exile.
The A.V. Club and Paste previewed November's most anticipated albums.
Yesterday's update to the 2020 edition of Largehearted Boy's list of "best books of 2020" book lists added 17 new lists. 152 year-end lists are now featured, with MANY more to come.
eBooks on sale today for $1.99:
The Days of Abandonment by Elena Ferrante
Night-Gaunts by Joyce Carol Oates
Owls and Other Fantasies by Mary Oliver
All Things Considered interviewed Stevie Nicks.
The Face interviewed Dennis Cooper and his biographer Diarmuid Hester.
Stream a new song by Barry Gibb and Jason Isbell.
Bitch Media interviewed Ruby Hamad, author of White Tears/Brown Scars: How White Feminism Betrays Women of Color.
Kelsey Waldon covered "Mississippi Goddamn."
Keith Kopka recommended punk rock literature at Electric Literature.
The Guardian ranked Neil Young albums.
Christina Tosi discussed her new cookbook Milk Bar: Kids Only with Shondaland.
Beverly Glenn-Copeland shared the music that has influenced her life at Pitchfork.
The Millions recommended November's best poetry collections.
Stream a new Arcade Fire song.
The A.V. Club listed November's most anticipated books.
Pianist Holly Bowling discussed her forthcoming album of Grateful Dead covers with PopMatters.
Bookworm interviewed author Mauro Javier Cárdenas.
Bandcamp Daily shared an introduction to Touch and Go Records releases on the platform.
Aquarium Drunkard interviewed Hari Kunzru.
SPIN profiled Thurston Moore.
Talking to Ghosts interviewed author Tatiana Ryckman.
St. Vincent covered None Inch Nails "Piggy."
The New York Times recommended the week's best books.
Al.com profiled Alabama band Wanda.
The OTHERPPL podcast interviewed author Sebastian Castillo.
All Things Considered profiled musician Laraaji.
The Guardian examined the writing of Stuart Dybek.
Rolling Stone profiled Rufus Wainwright.
The 2020 Kirkus Prize winners have been announced.
Stream a new song by Lords of the Drift (Strand of Oaks, Black Mountain).
Electric Literature interviewed literary translators.
EELS frontman Mark Oliver Everett discussed Randy Newman's "Marie" at American Songwriter.
Carlo Rovelli talked books and reading with the Guardian.
NPR Music previewed the week's best new albums.
The Guardian reviewed the new Billie Holiday documentary.
The Guardian profiled author Rumaan Alam.
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