In our morning reading: talking translation with Megan McDowell, an interview with Juliet Escoria, and more.
Recommended Books: February 2023 Edition
If the quality of books due out this February is any indication, 2023 could be an especially great year for literature. This month’s highly-anticipated (at least by us) new releases include formally inventive work, thrilling tales of obsession, and heartfelt looks at how communities respond to unsettling crises. Here are a few of the books we’re most excited about this month.
Vol.1 Brooklyn’s May 2021 Book Preview
Well, it’s May. The last two weeks have brought to mind both winter and summer; evidently, spring this year is going for more of a median than an actual season. Much like that fluctuation, May brings with it a wide-ranging cohort of books, encompassing everything from bold travelogues to surreal comics. What are we excited about reading this month? Here are a few of the books that caught our eye.
Vol.1 Brooklyn’s May 2020 Book Preview
What does May have in store for us, as far as books are concerned? A number of essay collections from some of our favorite writers, for one thing. Throw in some suspenseful novels, a welcome debut, and a book with an introduction from one of our favorite musicians and you have a combination for some terrific reading. Here are some of the books that caught our eye this month.
Morning Bites: Don Winslow, NYC Feminist Zinefest, Hannah Lillith Assadi, Mark Doten Interviewed, and More
In our morning reading: interviews with Don Winslow and Mark Doten, a look at this year’s NYC Feminist Zinefest, and more.