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Lit Hub Weekly: December 2 – 6, 2024

TODAY: In 43 BCE, Roman philosopher, orator, lawyer, and politician Marcus Tullius Cicero is executed by soldiers of The Second Triumvirate. 

Also on Lit Hub:

On world AIDS Day and living in a culture of virality • A new month means new paperbacks! •  The sci-fi and fantasy books you should look out for in December • David Woo looks back on 2024’s best poetry collections10 children’s books you might have missed in 2024 • Art in the era of ChatGPT and why poetry isn’t deadOn last week’s episode of The Lit Hub Podcast •  Why cli-fi needs more queer sex • What Angela Baggetta learned from a year of rereading booksHow existential anxiety can build a short story collection • These 23 new books are out now • Poets respond to Taylor Swift • John Brandon on feeling sick of technology • Anita Felicelli on surrealist writingWhy Mark Leyner never really disappeared • The incommunicability of silver screen icon Monica VittiMuriel Leung offers advice to those writing about ghosts • Are you the asshole if you just don’t feel like reading anymore? • Calvin Kasulke on AI slushThe history and future of African music • 5 book reviews you need to read this week • How to build a library, Montaigne’s way • Susan Abulhawa remembers Refaat Alareer • Janet Manley examines Marielle Heller’s adaptation of Nightbitch • This week on The Lit Hub Podcast • The best reviewed books of the week • The rise and fall of early 20th-century avant-gardeRead “Dissociation” and “Central Park, Nocturne,” two poems by David McLoghlin • The best audiobooks of 2024 • Beowulf Sheehan on author photos and the search for home

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