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NYT selects the 10 Best Books of 2023. Ed Yong wins the Royal Society Science Book Prize for An Immense World . Robbie Arnott wins the Voss Literary Prize for his novel Limberlost . NPR’s Morning Edition reports on how some groups are hoping to change how selection is handled in public libraries. Interviews arrive with Booker Prize winner Paul Lynch, Nita Prose, Sam Wasson, Maru Ayase, Kenneth Womack, and more. Anon Pls. by Deuxmoi will be adapted for TV. Plus, Merriam-Webster’s word of the year for 2023 is “authentic.”
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Shelf Awareness releases its best adult books of 2023 .
ElectricLit showcases the best poetry collections of 2023 .
Ed Yong wins the Royal Society Science Book Prize for An Immense World: How Animal Senses Reveal the Hidden Realms Around Us (Random). Publishing Perspectives has details.
Robbie Arnott wins the Voss Literary Prize for his novel Limberlost (Text). Books+Publishing has more.
The Merriam-Webster word of the year for 2023 is “authentic.” PBS Canvas has the story.
NPR’s Morning Edition reports on how some groups are hoping to change how selection is handled in public libraries .
Slate reviews My Name Is Barbra by Barbra Streisand (Viking): “ As a casual reader, you need these juicy bits, because there is a lot of more-technical material here for the true film and musical theater nerds. But as the 10th hour slid into the 11th, then the 12th, my primary feeling wasn’t boredom. It was fandom. Long live Barbra Streisand. May she write 1,000 pages more .”
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Paul Lynch discusses his Booker Prize–winning novel Prophet Song (Atlantic Monthly) with The Guardian . LitHub also shares an interview with Lynch .
LA Times talks with Sam Wasson about his new book , The Path to Paradise: A Francis Ford Coppola Story (Harper). CrimeReads has an excerpt from the book .
ElectricLit has an interview with Maru Ayase , author of The Forest Brims Over , tr. by Haydn Trowell (Counterpoint).
Salon talks to Kenneth Womack , Living the Beatles Legend: The Untold Story of Mal Evans (Dey Street), about why Mal Evans was so important to the Beatles.
Sarah Blakley-Cartwright, Alice Sadie Celine (S. & S.), recommends 8 books exploring love triangles at ElectricLit.
BookRiot shares new releases for the week .
NYT recommends 6 paperbacks for the week .
T&C suggests 25 holiday books .
The Guardian rounds up the best thrillers of the month .
NYT explores how “Cave Canem Has Nurtured Generations of Black Poets.”
Tor shares an excerpt of Gabrielle Korn’s forthcoming debut novel , Yours for the Taking (St. Martin’s), due out next week.
The Millions considers “The Forgotten History of the Chapter.”
Authors on Air
Anon Pls. by Deuxmoi (Morrow) will be adapted for TV . Vulture has the story.
BookRiot ’s All the Books! podcast previews 2024 book releases .
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