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March 3, 2022
Shorties (Margaret Atwood Interviewed, Reconsidering Harry Nilsson's Animated Film The Point, and more)
Margaret Atwood discussed her new essay collection with Shondaland.
Aquarium Drunkard reconsidered Harry Nilsson's animated film The Point after 50 years.
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Deep South by Paul Theroux
Delicious! by Ruth Reichl
East of Eden by John Steinbeck
Old Filth by Jane Gardam
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The Greyboy Allstars covered the Beatles' "Taxman."
The Maris Review interviewed author Sarah Manguso.
Stream a new song by Pendant.
Pankaj Mishra talked books and reading with the New York Times.
Stream a new song by Belle and Sebastian.
Donna Hemans recommended Jamaican women writers at Electric Literature.
Stream a new song by Calexico.
Book Riot recommended the week's best new books.
The Ringer interviewed pianist Robert Glasper.
Literary Hub shared an excerpt from Meghan O’Rourke's book The Invisible Kingdom: Reimagining Chronic Illness.
Guernica and he Chicago Review of Books interviewed O'Rourke.
Stream a new song by Mallrat.
Shondaland, Bustle, and The Millions recommended March's best new books.
The Creative Independent interviewed cartoonist Jessica Campbell.
Stream a new song by Mister Goblin.
Debutiful interviewed author Neema Avashia.
Stream a new song by Barrie.
Electric Literature interviewed author Bethany C. Morrow.
Stream a new song by POND.
Vulture listed the best comedy books of the year so far.
Bandcamp Daily examined the popular resurgence of saxophonist Yasuaki Shimizu.
The London Review of Books shared two new poems by Ange Mlinko.
Tor.com shared a guide to Finnish weird fiction.
Electric Literature interviewed author Destiny O. Birdsong.
The Atlantic interviewed author Lydia Kiesling.
The New York Times profiled author NoViolet Bulawayo.
The London Review of Books shared new fiction by Diane Williams.
Book Riot recommended March's must-read LGBTQ books.
Electric Literature shared new short fiction by Brendan Mathews.
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