I Hope Not
Novelist of ideas
Millions contributor Charles Finch writes about Norman Rush, author of Mortals and Mating, "There is the constant possibility that the next sentence is about to tell us something new." Pair with our own review.
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Computer of Horrors
If you're on the East Coast and still have power, don't let Sandy ruin your Halloween - feast your eyes on these vintage horror paperback covers, instead. Stay safe!
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Flavorwire’s Top 10 Bookstores in the United States
Flavorwire presents a list of its ten favorite bookstores in the United States and requests that you "buy something fer crissakes."
Writing-Dude-in-Nature Territory
“In Pond, Claire-Louise Bennett stomps all over writing-dude-in-nature territory with her poetic unraveling of Thoreau’s wilderness jaunt.” A. N. Devers on Bennett’s celebrated new collection.
The New World hits virtual shelves
Chris Adrian's The New World, a digital-platform book we wrote about before, is now on shelves. I mean that idiomatically and not literally -- as none of the editions favored by The Atavist's young publishing arm for this lyrical love story of life after death (interactive ebook app, text-only Kindle/iBook/Google) involve paper.
Why is it fair for me to buy a book on Amazon and pay no sales tax, but to buy it down the street and have to pay sales tax? Either we need to eliminate it for bricks and mortar, or institute it for the Internet.