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Morning Bites: Elizabeth Hand’s Latest, Writers on Climate Change, Matthew Bell, Revisiting Wendell Berry, and More

October 17, 2019
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The Washington Post reviewed Elizabeth Hand’s novel Curious Toys.

At Guernica, a quartet of writers discussed climate change and literature.

Ilana Masad reviewed Matthew Bell’s Stolen for NPR.

At Pitchfork, Andy Beta revisited Ernest Hood’s proto-ambient album Neighborhoods.

The Cut reviewed Paul Crenshaw’s new essay collection.

Vox explored why Wendell Berry’s writings are more relevant than ever.

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