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September 8, 2022
Shorties (An Interview with Manuel Astur, Amanda Shires on Her New Album, and more)
3:AM Magazine interviewed author Manuel Astur.
Fresh Air interviewed Amanda Shires about her new album.
Members of Pavement discussed the band's past, present, and future with The A.V. Club.
I remembered Peter Straub in the Largehearted Boy newsletter.
Moses Sumney covered Bjork's "Come to Me."
Ross Raisin recommended novels that interrupt time at the Guardian.
Shalom covered Hovvdy's "True Love."
Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz discussed upending settler colonialism with Public Thinker.
The difference between settlers and immigrants is that settlers come to build something completely new, and, crucially, to drive out or kill the people already there, taking their land and resources.
Stream a new song by Chromatics' Ruth Radelet.
Electric Literature shared an excerpt from Joe Meno's new novel.
UPROXX interviewed singer-songwriter Stella Donnelly.
Debutiful and The Rumpus interviewed author Jonathan Escoffery.
Dehd covered Marcy Playground's "Sex & Candy."
Electric Literature interviewed A.M. Homes.
Stream a new song by Deerhoof.
Literary Hub previewed fall's most anticipated novels.
Ibibio Sound Machine covered David Bowie's "Heroes."
Vol. 1 Brooklyn previewed September's best books.
Tegan and Sara covered Smashing Pumpkins' "Today."
Stream a new Beth Orton song.
Lizz Dawson discussed her essay "Slime Flux" with Hayden’s Ferry Review.
Stream a new song by Brian Eno.
James Aldred’s book Goshawk Summer has been awarded the Wainwright nature writing prize.
Stream a new song by Chemical Club.
The OTHERPPL podcast interviewed author Luke Dani Blue.
Stream a new Sudan Archives song.
Eileen Myles wrote about Justin Kimball's photography at Literary Hub.
Stream a new Kate Bollinger song.
Stream a new Dry Cleaning song.
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