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literary

[lit-uh-rer-ee] / ˈlɪt əˌrɛr i /


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So with 2026 nearly upon us, join me for an eclectic taste of a few literary delights worth feasting upon over the next 12 months.

From BBC

The result is a powerful meditation on the roles of disability, autonomy and privilege in the shaping of literary making in an age when art itself is increasingly threatened by machines.

From Los Angeles Times

The Atlantic Monthly, founded in Boston in 1857, was conceived of as a showcase for American thought and its emerging literary culture.

From The Wall Street Journal

Nabokov set an impossible mark for himself and hit it, the literary equivalent of Babe Ruth’s called shot, and his book deserves to be mythologized in similar fashion.

From Salon

She had no idea she had just struck literary gold.

From The Wall Street Journal