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Sunday Sundries: Literary Links from Around the Web (Nov. 16th)
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Looking for some Sunday reading? Here are some literary links from around the web that you might have missed:
“People don’t actually like creativity,” Slate sadly informs us
Describing the indescribable with Jeff Vandermeer
Buzzfeed lists 20 under 40 debut writers you need to be reading
Margaret Atwood talks to Vulture about genetic engineering and her new HBO adaptation (our story on the latter here)
More SF linkage: Strange Horizons posted a long interview with the late Iain Banks about the Culture
Readpolitik: Rob Spillman on Claudia Rankine’s polemical poetry
Grimm brothers’ fairytales have blood and horror restored in new translation
And the Guardian takes a look at “a medieval Fifty Shades of Grey”
