The Better of the Literary Web, Each Day TODAY: In 1964, Grace Metalious, writer of the novel Peyton Place, dies.  “The nation’s founding doc is nothing if not an try to persuade the world of a doubtful conspiracy concept.” Andrea Lawler traces an American historical past of conspiracy. | Lit Hub Historical past Allison Epstein […]

TODAY: In 2011, President Barack Obama awards Maya Angelou the Presidential Medal of Freedom.  “Along with his authoritarian orders, the president—and his unelected South African Rasputin—have eradicated the basic instruments of debate and debate, particularly phrases themselves.” Rob Spillman on self-censorship and why writers, editors, and publishers shouldn’t obey prematurely. | Lit Hub Politics Larissa […]

The Better of the Literary Web, Each Day TODAY: In 1881, the feminist newspaper La Citoyenne is first revealed in Paris by the activist Hubertine Auclert.   “Along with his authoritarian orders, the president—and his unelected South African Rasputin—have eradicated the elemental instruments of debate and debate, specifically phrases themselves.” Rob Spillman on self-censorship and […]

New this month from Sq. Enix is a romantic comedy manga with a nerdy twist in The Otaku Love Connection. Life has its easy joys, and for geeky fanboy Wataru Otonari, that’s admiring his beautiful classmate Yuzuru Kakoi and her equally beautiful boyfriend, Chihiro Kawai. Fortunately for Wataru, his classroom seat subsequent to Yuzuru offers […]

Final evening’s PlayStation State of Play occasion rocked us with a slew of sport bulletins and trailers, however in between all of that was the month-to-month lineup for PS Plus subscribers. Mentioned lineup contains Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, an exploration-forward, lightsaber-swinging romp with a self-contained story starring a notable Star Wars ginger. You don’t essentially […]