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June 16 – 20, 2025 ‹ Literary Hub


TODAY: In 1851, Sojourner Truth’s “Ain’t I a Woman” is published in the Anti-Slavery Bugle. 

Also on Lit Hub:

The Fact Checker and the business of truthWhy John le Carré’s work is more relevant than ever • The life and death of Agrippina the YoungerWriting queer historical fiction and seeing yourself in the past • Books that capture the expansiveness of queer loveThe real woman behind André Breton’s Nadja • How monks preserved classical culture • Why Robert P. Baird embraced the humanitiesThis week’s new books! • Edna O’Brien’s sexiest novel • On teaching Lois-Ann Yamanaka’s Blu’s Hanging • Grace Flahive recommends essential Floridian books • Writing a decade-spanning California family dramaMichelle Tea shares her favorite queer books • America’s enduring obsession with The Wizard of OzThe expansive possibilities of the short story • Kelly Ramsey’s early days with the US Forest ServiceHow did a fraudulent carpet dupe the art world for decades? • Seven books you need to read (about reading) • One summer in rural NewfoundlandA close and highly critical reading of English PEN’s charter • Advice on going on a book tourHow Charles Dickens, George Eliot, and more chose pen names • Catherine Lacey’s TBR5 book reviews you need to read this week • Sapphic books that explore hydrofeminism • How Edna Lewis became a queer icon of Southern cooking • The literary legacy of Nandshankar Mehta • The best reviewed books of the week •  The importance of women who take up space





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