Collider’s List of 10 Underrated Thrillers Deserves More Attention
A list of ten thrilling novels, from a debut mystery to a classic whodunit, that deserve far more attention than they get.
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A decade of fantasy fiction ranked, from hopeful family drama to post-apocalyptic dungeons
A ranking of the finest fantasy tomes of the past decade, from hopeful homes to dungeons of dread.
Lit Hub’s Weekly Digest Goes From McGuane’s Trump-Era Literature to the Spine Collector Scam
A strange and wonderful beast of a digest: McGuane's stubborn literature, a secret WWII mission, and AI skeptics asking 'what is this activity for?'
Hyperallergic Editor Hakim Bishara Cries His Way Through Edward Said’s ‘Between Worlds’ While His Son Asks Why Grandpa Is Gone
A day of fortune cookies, a crying screening, and a sparrow in the trash — a column of small wonders and unanswered questions.
The Greatest Jane Austen Quote Comes From Her Most Underappreciated Book
A letter of confession and passion proves that love endures: 'You pierce my soul. I am half agony, half hope.'
New Poster Exhibition Argues Indigenous Designers Have Shaped Modern Graphic Art Without Credit
A new exhibition at Poster House showcases Indigenous poster design, challenging colonial narratives and celebrating Native joy.
Maia Ruth Lee Invites Us to Embody the Interval
Maia Ruth Lee's Double Vision exhibition at Tina Kim Gallery embodies translation as a physical act, not a finished product.
Queer Artists Take Over the Old Harvey Milk Video Store as a Rotating Gallery
A gallery, boutique, and community space marks the spot where Harvey Milk once sold film and planned his historic run.
Tom of Finland Foundation Comes Under Fire From Queer Artists Who Say It No Longer Represents Them
Queer artists accuse Tom of Finland Foundation board of abandoning its mission amid staff cuts and program closures.
The Mocking Mural in Oslo City Hall
A boy's tongue betrays the artist's fury at a door that should never have been added to the banquet hall.
Mala Iqbal’s Paintings Ask What Shared Spaces Reveal About Us
Mala Iqbal paints crowded city streets where strangers share a room, each face hiding behind a screen.
Lit Hub Staff Round-Up: A New Washburn Play, an O’Neill Revival, and Three Films Worth Watching
Lit Hub staff rounds up plays, songs, films, and prize lists making their week happy, from a new MCC play to the New York Film Fest.