Last week on the bookish internet

Han Kang has won the 2024 Nobel Prize for Literature! Ella Creamer reports. (The Guardian)
Carrie M. Santo-Thomas responds to Rose Horowitz and her article in The Atlantic about declines in reading among college students. (Teaching & Learning)
Cherry Lou Sy has thoughts about categorizing books as Asian American Literature. (LitHub)
Sofia Appolonio reports from Anne Arundel Public Library’s “sanctuary library.” (The 74)
Jon Grinspan shares the lessons we can learn from journalists and activists in the nineteenth century about misinformation, propaganda, and disinformation. (Neiman Lab)
Molly Odintz looks at the proliferation of Lady Macbeth retellings. (CrimeReads)
Tajja Isen wonders about epigraphs. (The Walrus)
Debra Nystrom wrestles with memory and memoir. (LitHub)
…and censorship news from the good people of Book Riot.

One thought on “Last week on the bookish internet”