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An atmospheric shot of an empty, vintage movie theater, symbolizing the profound and lasting influence of David Thomson's film criticism.
Screen & Story

David Thomson's criticism shaped American film discourse

For decades, David Thomson's 'Biographical Dictionary of Film' has been the undisputed bible for cinephiles, yet its dense, often contrarian entries rarely reached the average American moviegoer choos

Karim El-Sayed·Jun 19
Building a Household Budgeting System With Tracey Franco Collective Resources
Home Chapters

Building a Household Budgeting System With Tracey Franco Collective Resources

Creating a household budget that works is a foundational step toward financial stability and wealth creation. For many Australian families, navigating expenses, savings, and debt can feel overwhelming. This is where a st…

Sponsored by Tracey Franco Collective·Sep 22
Diverse group of writers discussing and pointing at a globe, symbolizing the shifting global perceptions of America's role.
The Reading Room

Writers Explore Shifting Global Perceptions of America's Role

A young man from Michoacan recently paid $10,000 to a smuggler, risking everything to cross the US border, driven by unsustainable living conditions in his home country, according to Al Jazeera .

Karim El-Sayed·Jun 15
A vintage camera rests in the foreground, overlooking a vast, fading industrial landscape under a dramatic sunset, symbolizing David Plowden's photographic legacy.
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Photographer David Plowden Dies at 93, Documenting a Changing America

Photographer David Plowden, who spent decades capturing the 'poetry in the artifacts of manual labor' across a changing America, has died at 93, leaving behind an archive of nearly 5,500 black and whi

Karim El-Sayed·Jun 14
Why Real Estate Teams Are Booking Justin Bruce to Build Media-Driven Businesses
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Why Real Estate Teams Are Booking Justin Bruce to Build Media-Driven Businesses

Real estate teams are increasingly turning to Justin Bruce to build media-driven businesses that leverage storytelling, personal branding, and strategic partnerships to stand out in competitive markets. His presentations offer actionable systems for using digital media to generate visibility, relationships, and inbound opportunities beyond traditional prospecting methods.

Sponsored by Justin Bruce·Sep 18
A golden ticket is drawn from a vortex of book pages, symbolizing the Book Riot sweepstakes winner selection process.
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Book Riot Reveals Sweepstakes Winner Selection Process

While most of North America can enter Book Riot's latest sweepstakes, residents of Quebec and US territories are explicitly excluded!

Chloe Kim·Jun 14
A Practical Needle-Free Injection Buying Guide for Diabetics, Featuring the Comfort-in Soft Injector
Living Well

A Practical Needle-Free Injection Buying Guide for Diabetics, Featuring the Comfort-in Soft Injector

For many Australians managing diabetes, daily insulin injections are a non-negotiable part of life. However, the associated pain, anxiety, and needle phobia can present significant challenges to consistent treatment. Thi…

Sponsored by Comfort-in·Sep 18
An abstract representation of artificial intelligence interacting with a traditional writing instrument, symbolizing the changing landscape of authorship and literary awards.
The Reading Room

Lit Hub Daily June 12 2026 Covers AI's Impact on Authorship

For the first time in its 75-year history, the prestigious Golden Quill Award crowned an artificial intelligence as its champion!

Chloe Kim·Jun 12
An abstract, glowing AI neural network merging with an open book in a futuristic library, representing AI's impact on literature.
The Reading Room

Lit Hub Daily June 11 2026: AI Powers Bestsellers Amid Publishing's Reckoning

'The Algorithmic Heart,' an AI-generated romance novel, just topped the New York Times bestseller list for the third consecutive week, outselling every human-authored fiction debut this quarter.

Julian Adebayo·Jun 11
Li: Authentic Storytelling for Identity Exploration and Queer Advocacy
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Li: Authentic Storytelling for Identity Exploration and Queer Advocacy

Writer and storyteller Li offers a unique approach to identity exploration, utilizing the power of personal narrative to foster self-discovery and advocate for the queer community. With a debut book set for release in Wi…

Sponsored by Li·Sep 16
An elderly man, John Basinger, with a profound look of concentration, appearing to recite John Milton's Paradise Lost from memory.
The Reading Room

John Basinger memorizes all 12 books of Milton's Paradise Lost

Okay, let's kick things off with a bang!

Chloe Kim·Jun 10
Professionals in a boardroom looking at a complex AI data visualization on a holographic display, showing slow enterprise AI adoption.
The Reading Room

Enterprise AI: Slow Adoption Despite Consumer Hype

Despite Apple's splashy AI unveiling in 2026, 94% of asset managers still use artificial intelligence for operational tasks or as a co-pilot, not for making critical investment decisions.

Karim El-Sayed·Jun 10
Is Your Tree Service a Gamble? Why EB Trees & Landscape's ISA Certified Arborist Matters (Tampa Guide)
Home Chapters

Is Your Tree Service a Gamble? Why EB Trees & Landscape's ISA Certified Arborist Matters (Tampa Guide)

Choosing an ISA Certified Arborist like EB Trees & Landscape ensures expert tree care, safeguarding your property from damage, disease, and storm risks, unlike uncertified services. Their specialized knowledge in holistic health, risk assessment, and precise pruning protects your most valuable assets in Tampa.

Sponsored by EB Trees & Landscape·Sep 16
A knight symbolizing the publishing industry defends a library of books against an encroaching AI entity made of code.
The Reading Room

Publishing Grapples With AI, Protecting Human Authors' Future

UK publishers have just secured the right to opt out of Google AI search results, marking a significant defensive move in the battle for intellectual property, according to Bookriot .

Ananya Sharma·Jun 8
A vintage study scene depicting Dave Eggers' meticulous writing process with a 1990s computer and hand-rendered cover art elements.
The Reading Room

Dave Eggers' Contrapposto: An Artist's Journey

For his new novel, 'Contrapposto,' acclaimed author Dave Eggers wrote every word in Quark, a desktop publishing software from 1994, and insisted on hand-rendering the cover copy, according to publishe

Mateo Garcia·Jun 8
How Does MedBlue's Virtual Care Membership Work? A Clear Walkthrough
Living Well

How Does MedBlue's Virtual Care Membership Work? A Clear Walkthrough

Navigating the American healthcare system can be challenging, especially with a growing scarcity of primary care resources. In fact, some research from the National Institutes of Health predicts a shortage of up to 55,00…

Sponsored by MedBlue·Sep 12
A desolate, cracked earth under a swirling cosmic sky, with a single book as the focal point, representing Deb Olin Unferth's novel Earth 7.
The Reading Room

Earth 7 by Deb Olin Unferth book review explores genre-bending premise

Deb Olin Unferth's newly published novel, 'Earth 7', dares to be both a cosmic comedy and a profound lament for our dying world.

Ananya Sharma·Jun 7
Diverse group of people looking up at a hopeful sky with sunlight breaking through clouds, symbolizing optimism and collective well-being.
The Reading Room

Medical Breakthroughs and Good News Make People Happy in 2026

In a trial involving 500 individuals diagnosed with advanced pancreatic cancer, the experimental drug daraxonrasib nearly doubled average survival time, extending it from 6.

Julian Adebayo·Jun 6
Second Chances, Old Wounds, and Dangerous Secrets: Why Blood and Water Is More Than a Love Story
Culture Notes

Second Chances, Old Wounds, and Dangerous Secrets: Why Blood and Water Is More Than a Love Story

Choosing a romance novel that resonates on a deeper level can feel like searching for a hidden gem. Many stories follow a familiar path, but some, like the debut novel from Andrea Ramirez , offer something more complex a…

Sponsored by Andrea Ramirez·Sep 12
A sunlit reading nook filled with a diverse collection of books, a coffee mug, and a warm, inviting atmosphere.
The Reading Room

Curators Offer Diverse Summer Book Recommendations

NPR is already highlighting 10 new books for release in June, signaling an early and intense start to the 2026 summer reading season, as reported by The Detroit News .

Karim El-Sayed·Jun 6
A spotlight shines on a stack of books in a cozy library, one open to a page showing a futuristic cityscape.
The Reading Room

Editors Share Their Favorite Books Our Editors Loved This Week

Hold on to your bookshelves, folks!

Chloe Kim·Jun 5
Cold Air From Your Furnace? Frosty Desert Heating and Air’s Guide to Common Heating Problems
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Cold Air From Your Furnace? Frosty Desert Heating and Air’s Guide to Common Heating Problems

If your furnace is running but blowing cold air, it can quickly make your home uncomfortable, especially during a Las Vegas winter. This guide from Frosty Desert Heating and Air covers common heating problems and helps you determine when professional service is necessary.

Sponsored by Frosty Desert Heating and Air·Sep 11
Scholar Alan Gribben defending his edited version of 'Huckleberry Finn' amidst a heated public and scholarly debate over censorship and racial slurs.
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Twain scholar Alan Gribben faces backlash over Huck Finn edit

Within weeks of his edited 'Huck Finn' being announced, Twain scholar Alan Gribben's office computer registered 1,082 personal emails.

Chloe Kim·Jun 5
Caissie Levy as Mother in the 'Ragtime' revival, illuminated by a spotlight on a Broadway stage, celebrating her historic Tony nomination.
The Reading Room

Caissie Levy Earns First Tony Nomination for Ragtime Performance

For the first time in her extensive Broadway career, Caissie Levy has earned a Tony Award nomination for her powerful portrayal of Mother in the 'Ragtime' revival.

Ananya Sharma·Jun 4