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0812	Novelist Salman Rushdie attacked on lecture stage in western New York	Book Forum
0812	Laughter Is the Truth: The Millions Interviews Nora Zelevansky	The Millions
0812	Matthew Salesses on the shortcomings of writing workshops, Maya Binyam’s LA culture diary	Book Forum
0811	Alive and Fighting: The Millions Interviews Edgar Gomez	The Millions
0811	The Millions Top Ten: July 2022	The Millions
0810	A “Paris Review” interview with the late Italian poet Patrizia Cavalli; Isaac Fitzgerald, Ashley C. Ford, and more on memoir	Book Forum
0810	A Season in Hell	Book Forum
0810	The Poetic Life of Samuel Menashe	The Millions
0809	The William Trevor Reader: “Last Wishes”	The Millions
0809	Tuesday New Release Day: Starring Giddings, Tang, Levin, and More	The Millions
0808	Hulu options Sheila Heti's forthcoming novel	Book Forum
0808	Get into a Rhythm: The Millions Interviews Laura Warrell	The Millions
0808	Poem of the week: Legend by Hart Crane	Guardian Blog
0805	Joy Williams on Curran Hatleberg’s Florida photographs; “Critic on Critic” writings from 4Columns	Book Forum
0805	Black Landscapes: The Millions Interviews M Shelly Conner	The Millions
0804	Day four of the Penguin Random House antitrust trial; Lynne Tillman on Jane Bowles and other favorite authors	Book Forum
0804	Double Down	Book Forum
0801	Poem of the week: Sonnet LXX by Charlotte Smith	Guardian Blog
0725	Poem of the week: Reflection by Peter Scupham	Guardian Blog
0718	Poem of the week: Break, Break, Break by Alfred Tennyson	Guardian Blog
0711	Poem of the week: Iota and Theta … by Osip Mandelstam	Guardian Blog
0704	Poem of the week: Clock a Clay by John Clare	Guardian Blog
0627	Poem of the week: Llyn Gwynant by Elizabeth-Jane Burnett	Guardian Blog
0620	Poem of the week: Upon Wedlock, and the Death of Children by Edward Taylor	Guardian Blog

Resources

New York Times Book Review

0812	The Old Men and the Sea
0812	“Worser” by Jennifer Ziegler
0812	“Wolfstongue” by Sam Thompson
0812	Peter Beagle, Author of ‘The Last Unicorn,’ Is Back In Control
0812	11 New Books We Recommend This Week
0812	Crazy Eddie’s Life Was Insane!
0812	Frank Miller Sues Widow of Comics Magazine Editor for the Return of Artworks
0811	Daniel Silva Describes His Writing Process
0811	Beth Macy By the Book Interview
0811	Poem: Oath Keeper
0811	Raymond Briggs, Who Drew a Wordless ‘Snowman,’ Dies at 88
0811	Book Review: “Raising Lazarus,” by Beth Macy
0811	Review: “If Nietzsche Were a Narwhal,” by Justin Gregg
0811	Everything You Always Wanted to Know About ‘Bad Sex’ but Were Afraid to Ask
0810	92NY’s New Season Includes Ian McEwan and Tom Stoppard

Guardian Books

0813	Salman Rushdie: New York police say author’s condition unknown after he was stabbed in neck – live
0812	The best recent science fiction and fantasy – reviews roundup
0812	Keisha the Sket by Jade LB audiobook review – a portrait of teenage desire and abuse
0812	Le Petit Nicolas illustrator Jean-Jacques Sempé dies aged 89
0812	Sebastian Faulks: ‘George Orwell showed me that authorities are usually wrong’
0812	The best recent poetry – review roundup
0812	Without Warning & Only Sometimes by Kit de Waal review – the making of a writer
0811	Raymond Briggs was famous for his grumpiness – but behind the facade he was shy, thoughtful and kind
0809	The Night Ship by Jess Kidd review – monsters of the deep
0809	We Could Have Been Friends, My Father and I by Raja Shehadeh review – family and politics collide
0809	The Last White Man by Mohsin Hamid review – a transformative tale
0808	The big idea: are we living in a simulation?
0808	Animal Joy by Nuar Alsadir review – is laughter the best medicine?
0808	The Night Interns by Austin Duffy review – horror and humour on the hospital frontline
0808	Disorientation by Elaine Hsieh Chou review – witty tale of campus chaos

New York Review of Books

0811	I Killed a Man Back There
0805	Made Alone and Imperatively
0803	Old Story, New Money
0801	‘Hope You’re Staying Cool’
0730	Messages to the Medium
0729	‘Who Should Die for Me?’
0728	The Good Mother
0728	‘What We Want Is to Start a Revolution’
0728	The Last Reversal
0728	Hong Kong from the Inside
0728	Downtown Confessional
0728	Socialists on the Knife-Edge
0728	Exhausting All Possibilities
0728	‘So Whimsical a Head’
0728	At the Center of the Fringe

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