- From The Paris Review: This October, Damiani will release The Hungry Years, a collection of photographs by the artist Jack Pierson taken during the eighties at the height of the AIDS epidemic and featuring many of his friends.
- From Haaretz: The best North Korean films and books to discover in 2017.
- Paste Magazine reviews the new Latin American masters of literary horror.
- At Rhode Island Public Radio, author Ann Hood reflects on the books that shaped and changed her life.
- Rolling Stone reviews Good Booty, where critic Ann Powers goes deep into the history of eroticism in popular American music.
- From The New Yorker: Steamy summer reads: Spies, sex, and a total Eclipse. .
- At Lit Hub, an excerpt from Paul Lynch’s novel, Grace.
- From NPR: A review of The Red-Haired Woman by Nobel Prize winner Orhan Pamuk.
- Los Angeles Review of Books reviews A Crack in Creation.
- From Omnivoracious: The best nonfiction of August.
- From The New York Times: Mystery writer Louise Penny recommends reading her fellow Canadian writer Margaret Atwood: “And I don’t just say that because the government compels me to.”
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