This week on the bookish internet

I’m not sure if I would read a book’s credits, but I find that I really like the idea. (The Guardian)
Jessica Francis Kane lists all the reasons (and there are a lot) why it would be a bad idea to have a writer as a houseguest. (The New York Times)
If you’re feeling up for a challenge and want to push yourself as a reader, Emily Temple rounds up 40 writer’s writers. (LitHub)
Brian Silliman has a map and a play list ready if you want to go on your own American Gods road trip. (Syfy)
M.T. Anderson asked a bunch of dystopia authors what it feels like to see dystopias in the news every day. (The Washington Post)
Would you like to read more speculative fiction by people of color? Here’s a flowchart! (The Fantasy Inn)
Thomas Otto could not resist the urge to organize a guest library when he vacationed at an English manor. I can totally relate. (Hogglestock)
Jessica Olien illustrates the lifecycle of a beach book. (The New York Times)
The Places of Poetry project brings me joy. (The Guardian)

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