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Fame, big dreams, and dark comedy in Sydney Rende’s I Could Be Famous
Rende delivers a biting, darkly comic, and satisfyingly exaggerated portrait of the spectacle of trying to make it big
David Hancock’s The Babylon Blueprint breaks down wealth strategies
📚 Financial advice gets a twist with David L. Hancock’s TheBabylon Blueprint. Drawing inspiration from the premise of George S.…
George Saunders turns his lectures into one of the best books on writing craft in years
Seven Russian short stories. One of America’s greatest living writers. And more lessons on craft than most MFA programs deliver
Memory and the making of French society in Annie Ernaux’s The Years
If you’re looking for thought-provoking form and inventive storytelling, The Years deserves a place on your reading list
Debut novel Yesteryear sends a tradwife back to 1855 — and the satire lands
📚 The horrors of the “tradwide” life: American author Caro Claire Burke turns the tradwife subculture into a satirical thriller…
The science of popularity in Derek Thompson’s Hit Makers
Across roughly 300 pages, the book dives into the stories behind ubiquitous songs, world-famous paintings, and the architects behind some…
A closer look at the battles within in Maan Abu Taleb’s debut novel All The Battles.
📚 Jordanian writer Maan Abu Taleb uses the boxing ring as a metaphor for a divided city and for existence…
Lily King’s Heart the Lover is a masterful exploration of love, grief, and suffering
King dexterously explores grief, mortality, loss, and nostalgia, making for a compact, impactful read
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