news
Sunday Sundries: Literary Links from Around the Web (Feb. 8th)
This article is free to read. So is every article Electric Literature publishes. No limits, no paywalls—now or ever. But we rely on your support to keep it that way.
We need to raise $35,000 by April 15 to keep the lights on, and time is running out. Donate today.
—————
Looking for some Sunday reading? Here are some literary links from around the web that you might have missed:
Who doesn’t love little free libraries? The law, apparently
A look at Ian Ballantine, the man who made paperbacks popular
An interview with Margaret Atwood on hope, science, and writing about the future
Oyster Review tells you everything you need to know about every Philip Roth novel
At The Millions, Steve Himmer has a moving essay on writing (and here’s our recent interview with Himmer)
Why don’t Americans read more foreign fiction?
To Shill a Mockingbird: my take on the new controversy around the new Harper Lee novel
