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September 26, 2022

Shorties (Hilary Mantel Remembered, Nina Nastasia on Her Discography, and more)

Wolf Hall by Hilary Mantel

Authors remembered Hilary Mantel at the Guardian.

The Guardian listed Mantel's best books.

The New York Times shared a collection of links to interviews with Mantel and review of her books.


Nina Nastasia discussed her discography with Bandcamp Daily.


eBooks on sale for $1.99 today:

Haunted by Chuck Palahniuk

The Seasons of the Soul by Hermann Hesse

eBooks on sale for $2.99 today:

Silver Sparrow by Tayari Jones

Stet by Diana Athill

eBook on sale for $3.99 today:

The Book of Delights by Ross Gay

September's best eBook deals.

Today's best eBook deals.


Legendary jazz saxophonist Pharaoh Sanders has passed away.


Book Riot recommended cosmic horror books.


Courtney Barnett covered Sleater-Kinney's "Words and Guitar" for an upcoming tribute album.


Novel Dialogue shared an interview between author Boubacar Boris Diop with critic Sarah Quesada.


All Songs Considered and Paste recommended the week's best new albums.


Vulture recommended books about Marilyn Monroe to read after watching the biopic Blonde.


Stream a new song by Leggy.


Kenny Fries, Wendy Lu, Naomi Ortiz, and Khadijah Queen discussed writing and disability with Electric Literature.


Pitchfork listed fall's most anticipated music tours.


Vol. 1 Brooklyn shared new fiction by Shome Dasgupta.


Stereogum reconsidered Beck's Sea Change album on its 20th anniversary.


Omolola Ijeoma Ogunyemi recommended story collections about migrating at Electric Literature.


Salon reconsidered Kate Bush's The Dreaming album on its 40th anniversary.

...Bush was never content to duplicate herself or stay stagnant. When "The Dreaming" arrived in stores on September 13, 1982 — with a slightly different version of "Sat In Your Lap" right up front at track one — it was immediately apparent that she had entered a new and powerful phase of her career. The album is about giving yourself permission to be chaotic and imperfect, to stop suppressing messy thoughts and emotions. Rage, anguish, sadness, grief, alienation — "The Dreaming" lets them bubble up to the surface and boil over.


Vol. 1 Brooklyn interviewed author Rick Claypool.


BrooklynVegan shared 20 covers of David Bowie songs by indie artists.


The Los Angeles Review of Books interviewed author Lizz Huerta.


The Atlantic recommended books for music lovers.


Dmitry Samarov shared a reading list for warding off monsters at The Rumpus.



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