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March 4, 2021
Shorties (The Best Child Narrators in Literature, Angel Olsen on Candi Staton, and more)
Chris Whitaker recommended the best child narrators in literature at Literary Hub.
Angel Olsen shared her admiration for Candi Staton at Rolling Stone.
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Return of the Thin Man by Dashiell Hammett
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Speak by Laurie Halse Anderson
Ólafur Arnalds played a Tiny Desk Concert.
Book Riot recommended essential diasporic novels.
Paste recapped February's best songs.
BuzzFeed recommended March's best paperbacks.
TV Priest visited The Current for a virtual live session and interview.
Brit Bennett recommended books you should read this spring at Today.
Look What You Made Me Do interviewed Steve Albini.
Nadia Owusu recommended books about roots.
A new Godspeed You! Black Emperor album is coming in April.
W.S. Winslow shared books that depict Maine in all of its complexity at Electric Literature.
Late Aster covered Fleetwood Mac's "Dreams."
The Creative Independent interviewed author and philosopher Senthuran Varatharajah.
Stream a new St. Vincent song.
The 2021 PEN/Faulkner Award finalists have been announced.
Congratulations to Largehearted Boy contributors Deesha Philyaw, Mathew Sallesses, and Robin Wasserman.
Sister Souljah talked writing with Shondaland.
The shortlists for the Los Angeles Time Book Prizes have been announced.
Iggy Pop covered Donovan’s "Sunshine Superman"’ With Dr. Lonnie Smith.
The Millions recommended March's must-read poetry collections.
Bandcamp Daily shared a primer on the music of Arab Strap.
The Maris Review interviewed author Anakana Schofield.
The Hold Steady discussed their new album with Relix.
Bookforum interviewed Vivian Gornick.
The Oxford American interviewed singer-songwriter Kelsey Waldon.
Stream a new Tigers Jaw song.
Stream a new song by Islands.
Stream a new song by Pussy Riot.
Big Red Machine covered Sharon Van Etten's "A Crime."
Stream a new TOBACCO song.
Stream a new song by Bernice.
The Transmissions podcast interviewed author Amanda Petrusich.
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