The New Dork Review of Books
Greg ZimmermanOne book nerd's take on books, with news and reviews and other literary miscellanea.
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5 Best Books of 2026...So Far
I’ve spent much of 2026 so far on backlist -- an unusual reading practice for me. But I have a milestone birthday coming up this year, and it’s honestly messing me up a little -- it’s made more acutely aware than ever that time isn’t infini...
Angel Down Won the Pulitzer: Let's Discuss
On May 4, when Marjorie Miller, Administrator of the Pulitzer Prizes, announced, first, that Angel Down was one of the three finalist for Fiction, I got really excited and typed out a quick Slack message to my friend Michael. But I’d spoken...
Whistler, by Ann Patchett: Are All Happy Families Happy In the Same Way?
One thing I’ve learned over the years from reading a lot novels is that if I ever lose touch with someone who I used to be close to and want to reconnect, I’ll just go hang out in New York City for a while, ride the subway, go to a museum,...
A Very Special and Extremely Dorky Bookish Anniversary
On June 2, my trusty reading journal turned 25 years old! This single Word document now consists of 1,745 single-spaced pages and (this is truly crazy) 1,221,968 words (basically two War and Peaces).
Here’s the story: Way back in 2001, be...
How We See The Gray, by Rachel León: A Big 'Ole Dose of Empathy
At last week’s release party for Rachel León’s debut novel, How We See The Gray, León’s editor, Megan Stielstra, told the crowd that reading this book had literally made her a better person. What a compliment! And you know what? That’s true...
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Writer, reader, reviewer, runner, drinker, blogger. I work at a creative writing nonprofit called StoryStudio Chicago and sling books at an indie called RoscoeBooks in Chicago.
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