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December 18, 2020
Shorties (An Interview with Jennifer Nansubuga Makumbi, 2021's Most Anticipated Albums, and more)
Jennifer Nansubuga Makumbi discussed her novel A Girl is a Body of Water with Electric Literature.
Stereogum listed 2021's most anticipated albums.
Thursday's update to the 2020 edition of Largehearted Boy's list of "best books of 2020" book lists added 36 new lists. 880 year-end lists are now featured, with MANY more to come.
See also: Largehearted Boy's list of essential and interesting 2020 year-end music lists.
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The Talkhouse podcast interviewed Jeff Tweedy.
The Christian Science Monitor recommended December's best books.
Haim shared a new holiday song.
Tor.com shared the "correct" order to read the Chronicles of Narnia books.
Stream a new song by the Besnard Lakes.
The Strand Magazine published a previously unseen Shirley Jackson story.
Caroline Polachek covered the Corrs' "Breathless."
The New York Times recommended the week's best new books.
The Independent listed underrated Christmas songs.
Jess Walter talked books and reading with the New York Times.
Stream an unreleased Neil Young song.
BOMB interviewed author Lindy West.
Anna Burch shared a new holiday song.
Words Without Borders recommended 20201's books in translation.
Stream a new Witch Egg song.
Electric Literature interviewed author Ijeoma Oluo.
Stream a new Matthew Sweet song.
Th Horn Book shared an interview with literary agents on diversity and inclusion.
TIME and Cosmopolitan previewed 2021's most anticipated books.
USA Today previewed winter's best books.
Th Quietus examined how the pandemic changed our relationship to music.
PopMatters interviewed author Gabriel Bump.
Literary Hub shared an excerpt from Hassan Blasim's novel God 99.
Bookworm interviewed author Mattilda Bernstein Sycamore.
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