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Top Literary Hub News

Edmund White, acclaimed novelist of gay life, dies at 85

Books · United States

Edmund White, acclaimed novelist of gay life, dies at 85

47% Center coverage: 89 sources

Writer Bernardine Evaristo receives lifetime accolade for a career of breaking boundaries

Entertainment · London

Writer Bernardine Evaristo receives lifetime accolade for a career of breaking boundaries

52% Center coverage: 21 sources

British writer Bernardine Evaristo Evaristo has won the 100,000-pound Women’s Prize Outstanding Contribution Award.See the Story

Bill to Restrict School Book Bans Clears Legislature, Heads to Governor

Education · Oregon

Bill to Restrict School Book Bans Clears Legislature, Heads to Governor

83% Center coverage: 6 sources

A bill to protect access to school library books that discuss different religions, sexualities, disabilities and a number of other topics, and to ensure they are not banned on the basis of those themes, is headed to Gov. Tina Kotek’s desk. She’s expected to sign it.See the Story

Lewis Hamilton Hits Out at Bombshell Ferrari Sacking Rumour

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

With tensions bubbling under the surface at Ferrari, star driver Lewis Hamilton has spoken out after a bombshell sacking report emerged.Mercedes See the Story

Becoming a Parent Changes How You Write… But Must It Change What You Write?

Ten years before I became a dad, I was at MacDowell, eating dinner at a communal table with two poets. They were a decade older, a man and a woman. They were talking about having kids. “I don’t want to have kids,” the man said. “I don’t want to write dad poems.” “I have a […]See the Story

This week’s news in Venn diagrams.

It’s been a long, hot week but the weekend is here. New books came out, some musical greats exited, and Trump and his hogmen continued to wreak havoc. Missed anything? Here are some quick Venns to keep you up to date. Have a great weekend, and I’ll see you at the protests tomorrow!Read Article

The 2025 Young Lions Fiction Award goes to Alexander Sammartino.

Last night at the New York Public Library, Alexander Sammartino won the Young Lions Fiction award for his debut novel Last Acts. This was the 25th year of the Young Lions Award, which comes with a $10,000 prize. Last Acts follows a man burdened with a failing gun store and a son recovering from a […]New York City · New York Read Article

On the Lit Hub Podcast: To Be or Not To Be? To Rec or Not to Rec?

A weekly behind-the-scenes dive into everything interesting, dynamic, strange, and wonderful happening in literary culture—featuring Lit Hub staff, columnists, and special guests! Hosted by Drew Broussard. Oh another bad week in the world, and what’s a book podcast to do but… talk about Hamlet! Seriously, though: theater belongs in the literary conversation and there’s something […]Read Article

Finding Briseis: On Resurrecting a Forgotten Woman from Homer’s Iliad

In the grand sweep of the Homeric Iliad, as the narrative careers along the course set by these blustering heroes and kings with their easily offended pride and buffed-up honor, it’s been easy in the past to lose sight of Briseis—the enslaved woman and victim who actually started it all. Here is a woman traded […]Greece · Greece Read Article

How Donald Trump’s Truculent Retro Masculinity Duped Working Class Men

The gender gap in politics has been documented since the 1970s and was particularly large in 2016. In 2024, the gender gap fell slightly—but it remains large. But the traditional focus is on the gap between the voting behavior of men and women, and the reasons women have increasingly favored Democrats. It’s time to shift […]Donald Trump · United States Read Article

Liberating Lit: Iryn Tushabe on Writing Stories of African Black Queer Joy Under Oppression

In the spring of 2015, after I’d been working as a journalist for nearly two years, my post-graduation Work Permit expired. I’d been in Canada for seven years by then. I was allowed to stay in the country while my application for permanent residency was being processed. But in the meantime, it was illegal for […]Canada · Canada Read Article

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