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0809	New Zealand has now gone 100 days with no new local COVID-19 cases — and it hasn't been on lockdown since June	Book News
0809	Coronavirus: Nine test positive at Georgia school where photo of crowded corridor went viral	Book News
0809	A woman claiming to be from the 'Freedom To Breathe Agency' filmed telling a grocery employee that she could face legal action for making people wear face masks	Book News
0809	World donors demand change before money to rebuild Beirut	Book News
0809	Litman: New York wants to dissolve the NRA; it will probably decapitate it instead	Book News
0808	Conspiracy-mongering Republican seeking John Lewis seat gets social media boost from Trump	Book News
0808	Should Judge Sullivan Be Disqualified from Flynn Case? An Appeals Court Is Asking	Book News
0808	Why a Black man from Louisiana is serving a life sentence for stealing hedge clippers	Book News
0807	Isabel Wilkerson on the US caste system; David Varno named president of the National Book Critics Circle	Book Forum
0807	Morgan Jerkins on Exposing History’s Omissions	The Millions
0807	My First Year as a Mother, I Only Read Women Authors. Here’s What I Learned.	The Millions
0806	Looking back at the US bombing of Hiroshima; Mychal Denzel Smith on the failures of incrementalism	Book Forum
0806	Must-Read Poetry: August 2020	The Millions
0805	New York City novelist Pete Hamill has died; Ta-Nehisi Coates to guest edit September issue of Vanity Fair	Book Forum
0805	The Long-Awaited Return of Gayl Jones	The Millions
0805	‘Tomboyland’: Featured Nonfiction from Melissa Faliveno	The Millions
0804	Nonprofit news site The 19th* launches with a focus on inequality reporting; Ed Yong’s big-picture pandemic coverage	Book Forum
0804	Reading group: which PD James novel should we read this month?	Guardian Blog
0804	Tuesday New Release Day: Starring Wilkerson, Emezi, Simon, and More	The Millions
0803	“I Am Anti-conclusion”	Book Forum
0803	Tips, links and suggestions: what are you reading this week?	Guardian Blog
0803	Not the Booker prize longlist: vote now to decide the 2020 shortlist	Guardian Blog
0803	The Childhood Writing of the Brontë Sisters	The Millions
0803	Poem of the week: Long Time a Child by Hartley Coleridge	Guardian Blog
0803	Masha Gessen to discuss Surviving Autocracy tonight; Writers and editors pay tribute to John Homans	Book Forum
0803	August Preview: The Millions Most Anticipated (This Month)	The Millions
0731	John Lewis’s final words; Justice Department moves to lift press protections in Portland	Book Forum
0730	The New York Times talks to Noname about her book club; McNally Jackson hosts Pigeon Pages reading series	Book Forum
0729	First George RR Martin, now Patrick Rothfuss: the curse of sequel-hungry fans	Guardian Blog
0728	How White Teeth brushes off the charge of ‘hysterical realism’	Guardian Blog
0727	Tips, links and suggestions: what are you reading this week?	Guardian Blog
0727	Poem of the week: If I Were to Meet by Grace Nichols	Guardian Blog
0519	Long-Lost Letter from Neal Cassady to Jack Kerouac Headed to Auction (Again)	Paper Cuts
0502	An Interview with Ross Posnock	Bookslut
0502	Asleep, She is a Horizon: On Simone Weil	Bookslut
0502	An Interview with Alison Kinney	Bookslut
0502	A Plea for Tenderness	Bookslut
0502	An Interview with Mary Rakow	Bookslut
0502	An Interview with Joni Murphy	Bookslut
0502	Among Strange Victims by Daniel Saldaña París, translated by Christina MacSweeney	Bookslut
0502	Ways to Disappear by Idra Novey	Bookslut
0414	Juan Felipe Herrera Named to Second Term as Poet Laureate	Paper Cuts
0412	Chris Jackson to Lead One World Imprint at Random House	Paper Cuts
0407	Live Reading of Martha Graham Memoir (All of It)	Paper Cuts
0406	Meg Rosoff Wins Astrid Lindgren Children’s Book Prize	Paper Cuts
0406	James Hannaham Wins PEN/Faulkner Award for Fiction	Paper Cuts
0405	Plus-Size Superhero Gets Her Own Series	Paper Cuts
0323	Whiting Foundation Announces Winners of 2016 Awards for Writing	Paper Cuts

Resources

New York Times Book Review

0810	Rabbi Adin Steinsaltz, Who Made the Talmud More Accessible, Dies at 83
0809	A Bookstore That Shines as ‘a Lighthouse of a Free Society’
0809	Poem: i want to speak of unity
0809	Bernard Bailyn, Eminent Historian of Early America, Dies at 97
0809	Shirley Ann Grau, Writer Whose Focus Was the South, Dies at 91
0809	Rick Gates, Ex-Trump Aide and Mueller Witness, Is Publishing a Memoir
0808	3 Graphic Novel Detective Stories
0808	Katie Hill is Trying to Move Forward
0808	Three New Books by Women in the American Political Sphere
0808	Gods, Monsters and H.P. Lovecraft’s Uncanny Legacy
0808	Isabel Wilkerson Talks About ‘Caste’
0807	Diana Russell, Who Studied Violence Against Women, Dies at 81
0807	Experiencing War Far From the Battlefield
0807	Hot and Bothered: Four New Romance Novels
0807	New in Paperback: ‘Around the World in 80 Trees’ and ‘The Truths We Hold’

Guardian Books

0809	Sarah Moss: ‘Writing about the natural world is not an optional extra'
0809	Must I Go by Yiyun Li review – like stumbling across a cache of personal papers
0809	The Hungover Games by Sophie Heawood review – an acerbic must-read
0809	Intimate letters reveal Simone de Beauvoir’s role as an agony aunt
0809	The best recent thrillers – review roundup
0809	False Alarm by Bjorn Lomborg; Apocalypse Never by Michael Shellenberger – review
0809	Shuggie Bain by Douglas Stuart review – lithe, revelatory debut
0809	Sarah M Broom: 'There's no easy way to write about your family'
0808	The best recent poetry – review roundup
0808	Scenes of a Graphic Nature by Caroline O'Donoghue review – art, female collaboration and identity
0808	The mother load: Lisa Taddeo on parenting in a pandemic
0808	Summer by Ali Smith review – clear-sighted finale to a dazzling quartet
0807	Midnight Sun by Stephenie Meyer review – dusk falls on Twilight saga
0807	Daisy Johnson: 'It’s not an easy time to be looking at yourself or other people'
0807	Stephenie Meyer: 'I’d like to be remembered for writing The Host - but it’ll be Twilight’

New York Review of Books

0809	‘We Must Act Out Our Freedom’
0808	Pierre Klossowski, Brilliant Brother of Balthus
0807	Reading Martha Stewart’s Lips
0806	Buzz Buzz Buzz
0806	130 Degrees
0805	Dickens in Brooklyn
0803	What Tom Cotton Gets So Wrong About Slavery and the Constitution
0802	A Horse’s Remorse
0802	The New Nuclear Threat
0801	Buy In
0801	The Disease of Nature
0801	A Few Seconds in Paris
0731	Patrolling Minneapolis’s Native American History
0730	The True Cost of Vaccine Studies
0730	Disinformed to Death

London Review of Books

1106	Patrick Cockburn: The Battle for Kobani
1106	James Salter: Those Magnificent Men
1106	Iain Sinclair: London’s Lost Cinemas
1106	Frederick Wilmot-Smith: Legal Aid
1106	David Runciman: Short Cuts
1106	John-Paul Stonard: At the RA
1106	Anne Wagner: At Tate Modern
1106	Letters
1106	Table of contents