A long book thread, because it's pub day for @Sarah_Smarsh's Heartland, which I've started & is gorgeous (& long-listed for a National Book Award!) & because I got behind on books when I was writing my own & am now taking such pleasure in catching up: amazon.com/Heartland-Memo…
Do not miss @schemaly's Rage Becomes Her, which was published last week and is on a topic near and dear to my heart, women's anger, and is REALLY good: amazon.com/Rage-Becomes-H…
I was late to @ambertamblyn's Any Man but thought it was terrific: amazon.com/Any-Man-Novel-…
Also behind on this, but a book that bent my brain and is SO STUNNINGLY SUITED TO THIS MOMENT: The Power, by Naomi Alderman amazon.com/Power-Naomi-Al…
Next on my pile is Small Animals by @KA_Brooks, which I gather is great: amazon.com/Small-Animals-…
And @tayari's An American Marriage, which I'm so late to that every other human in the world including Oprah told you to read, but it also just got long-listed for a national book award! amazon.com/American-Marri…
Also upcoming, but I got to read early and it's wildly prescient: Those Who Knew, by @IdraNovey amazon.com/Those-Who-Knew…
And Thick, by @tressiemcphd which is just remarkable and will blow you away in the new year: amazon.com/Thick-Essays-T…
Thanks for following me down this lengthy path away from the sickening news cycle. Books make it better. I mean, to the extent that that is possible.
