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Three cheers for Erin Singer’s debut, Dangerland! publishersweekly.com/pw/by-t…
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HUM publishes today, with thanks to @MSRBooks and @thebookgrp, and tonight I'll be @greenlightbklyn talking with @TheLincoln
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New novel! AUDITION is out April 2025 from @riverheadbooks.
🚨KATIE KITAMURA IS BACK🚨
AUDITION is coming April 2025—and already Hernan Diaz raves: “AUDITION challenges our preconceptions about love, art, and selfhood—and, magnificently, our very idea of how a novel should unfold.” Learn more now: bit.ly/4dcNyWJ
@katiekitamura
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Words Without Borders knows words, folks—trust and believe.
Pre-order the US paperback of Yu Miri's THE END OF AUGUST now: penguinrandomhouse.com/books…
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ATTENTION WRITERS OF ALL GENRES -- ACADEMICS, VISUAL ARTISTS, TRANSLATORS:
Application for the 2025-2026 Cullman Center Fellowship @CullmanNYPL @nypl is now live: nypl.org/help/about-nypl/fel…
Deadline to apply is Friday, September 27th, 2024.
SPREAD THE WORD!
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Years of love and pain compressed into a few hundred pages. This book was my home through my twenties, and I will miss it deeply. So grateful to everyone, especially @lpp and Jin Auh, who helped get this story here. I hope you love it and can’t wait to hear your thoughts. 💕🕊️🇨🇴
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Years of love and pain compressed into a few hundred pages. This book was my home through my twenties, and I will miss it deeply. So grateful to everyone, especially @lpp and Jin Auh, who helped get this story here. I hope you love it and can’t wait to hear your thoughts. 💕🕊️🇨🇴
"A dazzling chronicle of a queer immigrant’s coming of age in Colombia and Miami."
Be sure to check out this book that @PublishersWkly calls "a triumph" 💖 HOMBRECITO by @sntsnchz comes out this June!
Read more about HOMBRECITO here: bit.ly/3vhfsjq
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will soon travel with my novel EXHIBIT for three weeks, & might be in a city near you!! If you’re around & free, would absolutely love to see you 🖤
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I’m on the cover of @poetswritersinc!!! & spoke with @briangresko about my novel Exhibit & its focus on queer & kinky joy, ambition, desire, & more 🖤
never quite thought I’d be in P&W talking about, among other things, whips, but here we are!
the profile’s in print today 🤲🏻
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Tonight!
Join us April 9th to celebrate Garrard Conley's debut novel, All the World Beside, with Marlon James! Known for his electrifying memoir Boy Erased, Conley’s latest work is a deeply moving queer love story set in Puritan New England. Get your ticket here: tinyurl.com/25k2rjph
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1993年7月15日、父が勤めていた横浜黄金町のパチンコ屋で、篠山紀信さんに撮影していただいた写真です。(『人間関係』マガジンハウス)
篠山さんは、今年の1月4日にお亡くなりになり、わたしの父は、今日、横浜の病院で息を引き取りました。
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Join us on Feb 6 for #LIVEfromNYPL with authors @EnrigueAlvaro and @aranama. Enrigue's new novel 'You Dreamed of Empires' offers an alternative account of what happens when two societies collide. Register now to join in person or online: on.nypl.org/3Ho11NC
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Take II! @EnrigueAlvaro on his fine new novel YOU DREAMED OF EMPIRES. Historical, imaginative, and funny!
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3:15 pm pt
Rrright here!
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Just picked up You Dream Of Empires and @EnrigueAlvaro, this book is hitting my brain like the deep baths under blue skies you keep describing. It’s pure joy on the tongue, too — I loved your note to EN readers and am luxuriating in the Nahuatl words like all these feather beds.
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For Álvaro Enrigue, a novelist fascinated with historical detail, the first meeting of the Aztecs and Spanish conquistadors is the obsession of a lifetime. He brings it to life in his most recent novel, “You Dreamed of Empires.” nyti.ms/3HfQDHB
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So excited to publish this profile-ette of the writer Kate Zambreno, whose varied career tells a story about how life is conducted in phases, personae, both chosen and unchosen:
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