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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New Dork Review's Most Anticipated Books of 2025
Last week, we looked back on the bookish year that was. This week, let's look ahead. Here are 13 books I can't wait to read in 2025.
The New Dork Review Best Books of 2024
What a year, man! I wrote, I read, I ran. I wrote 25,000 words on a book project and finished two short stories, I read more than 60 books (which is a light year quantity wise, but readers don't count, and counters don't read, right? Right....
5 Books to Bring You Joy
It doesn't happen often, but every once in a while a reader will come into the bookstore and ask for an unusual recommendation: I need a happy book.
20 Books to Help Distract You from Your Election Anxiety
The New Dork Review of Books would like to take this opportunity to officially endorse Kamala Harris for president. Because obviously.
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Writer, reader, 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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