What does your July reading look like? If you’re in need of recommendations, we have a couple to share with you, encompassing writers from all over the world and books in a wide variety of styles and genres. Whether you’re looking for deconstructions of certain worldviews or fascinating trips into history, we have you covered; here are 10 books that might pique your interest this month.
In our morning reading: thoughts on Keith Ridgway’s new novel, a playlist by Kevin Powers, and more.
In our morning reading: interviews with Tiphanie Yanique and Keith Ridgway, when books become movies become comics, and more.
In our afternoon reading: a review of Keith Ridgway’s latest novel, interviews with Tom Scharpling and Kristen Radtke, and more.
This July, your reading might get weird, with a host of new books dealing with mythical history or bizarre futures. Your reading might get insightful, unlocking a new way of seeing the world or an insight about yourself. Or your reading might be relevatory, prompting you to see or hear something familiar in a brand-new way. Here’s what’s on our reading list for this month.