
In our morning reading: Ed Park on Theresa Hak Kyung Cha, writing advice from Sari Botton, and more.
Weekend Bites: Sari Botton on Memoirs, Horror in Translation, Ntsika Kota Fiction, and More

In our weekend reading: a new essay by Sari Botton, inside Longform Editions, and more.
Vol. 1 Brooklyn’s June 2022 Book Preview

How, exactly, is it June already? The passage of time is mysterious sometimes, but this year it’s especially so. And the June books we’re most excited about around these parts represent an intriguing cross-section of literary genres and styles. From speculative works to insightful nonfiction; from an influential road novel to a surreal and satirical work — these books cover a lot of territory. Maybe you’ll find your next favorite book on this list.
Morning Bites: Samantha Hunt’s Latest, Chloe Caldwell Interviewed, Kate Folk’s Collection, and More

In our morning reading: reviews of books by Samantha Hunt and Kate Folk, an interview with Chloe Caldwell, and more.
Afternoon Bites: Adam Nayman on David Fincher, PJ Harvey’s Book, Stephanie Gangi Interviewed, and More

In our afternoon reading: pondering David Fincher’s filmography, fiction from Corey Farrenkopf, and more.
Morning Bites: Emma Ruth Rundle Interviewed, Jen Doll on Writing, Gwendolyn Kiste on and More

In our morning reading: an interview with Emma Ruth Rundle, a fundraiser for D. Foy, and more.
Morning Bites: Juliet Escoria on Film, Lucy Sante Interviewed, Phil Cook’s New Album, and More

In our morning reading: Juliet Escoria on film, the New York Times’ favorite books of the year, and more.
Morning Bites: R. O. Kwon on Writing, Adapting “Passing,” Donald Antrim’s Memoir, and More

In our morning reading: an interview with R. O. Kwon, thoughts on Donald Antrim’s new book, and more.