Language Arts is a newsletter about books you actually want to read, by NYLON's former culture team.
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The Canon is elastic
“Rediscovery doesn’t happen by accident,” Gebremedhin tells me over the phone last month. “Books return to public life because people fight for them.”
I spend a lot of time thinking about how to help books out: Seeing if I can include them...
The female friendship reading list
Along with being the award-winning author of Talking to the Wolf, Rebecca Chace is a fan of books that chronicle the beautiful, devastating, and unforgettable complexities of female friendship. She shared her favorites with Language Arts, w...
Lana Del Vape
Last month, we celebrated the New York release of Anna Dorn’s latest novel American Spirits. It was a fabulous evening and we extend our most sincere condolences to those who couldn’t attend. Due to popular demand, we’re sharing one of the...
Happy Pride, forever: 16 must-read queer books
Pride month can be a permanent state of mind — or a book on your reading list. From tender and heartbreaking to transgressive and perverted, Language Arts’ curation of queer novels, essays, memoirs, and more has you covered.
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Our spirits are so American
There are a few core tenets to a good party: flattering lighting, enough booze to keep guests teetering between tipsy and blackout, music that’s a mix crowd favorites and deep cuts, a guest list of certified cuties who are addicted to havin...
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A newsletter about books you actually want to read, by Sophia June and Layla Halabian.
Forehead reveal at one billion followers.
Co-founder of Language Arts.
Catherine Spino is a writer from the East Coast and a couple sandwiches short of a picnic. Her work is featured and forthcoming in Rose Books, Terrazzo Editions, Test Pie Press, and more.
We are The Bowery Review: New York's Best and Only Humor Magazine. We're bringing you jokes, news, and various manifestos weekly—but mostly just jokes.
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Annakeara Stinson is a writer based in Los Angeles. She is the author of Nerve Damage.
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