In our afternoon reading: thoughts on Dorothy Tse’s new book, a chat with Teddy Wayne, and more.
Afternoon Bites: Dorothy Tse’s Latest, Literary Belgium, Tradwife Books, and More
Afternoon Bites: Colin Dickey Gets Gothic, Anne Sexton and Horror, The Necks’ Latest, and More
In our afternoon reading: writing from Colin Dickey, thoughts on the latest album from The Necks, and more.
Recommended Books: October 2024
What does your October reading list look like? Ours, it’s safe to say, covers a lot of ground. If you’re looking to see NYC through new eyes or revisit the work of an iconic filmmaker, we have you covered; if you’d prefer a trip into space or a jaunt into history, we have those angles covered as well. Read on for some literary recommendations to ease you into fall.
Weekend Bites: Remembering Gabe Hudson, Farah Ali’s Playlist, Translating Jon Fosse, and More
In our weekend reading: a remembrance of Gabe Hudson, thoughts on Mathias Enard’s new book, and more.
Vol. 1 Brooklyn’s December 2021 Book Preview
When it comes to books, December often brings the unexpected. This year is no different; even with paper shortages and distribution issues complicating the world of publishing, this month had plenty of notable books to offer. This includes multiple works by certified geniuses and a host of intriguing books in translation. Looking for some cold-weather reading? Read on for our recommendations.
Celebrating “Swann’s Way” in Brooklyn Bridge Park
As part of the Books Beneath the Bridge at Brooklyn Bridge Park, Community Bookstore and Vol. 1 Brooklyn will be celebrating the 100th Anniversary of Marcel Proust’s Swann’s Way.
Never enough Dick
Moby Dick, or my “summer book” of ’09 was closed this evening, and I’m gonna miss it. I might suffer a bit of separation anxiety like I did when I finished up 2666 some months ago, because in it’s own brilliant way, Melville’s classic is a glorious mindfuck of a novel. One that which I am almost tempted to tackle (in small doses) again. In the meantime, the white whale, has been popping up as of recently in a few […]