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  1. treat yourself
    Your Favorite Classic Books Just Got Stylish UpgradesCourtesy of Loewe and photographer Steven Meisel.
    By Diana Tsui
  2. fixations
    I Think About This a Lot: Susan Sontag on ‘Emotional Book-keeping’Ceaseless emotional bookkeeping was my vain attempt to apply order and logic to the unpredictable moods of my hot little heart.
    By Maggie Lange
  3. books
    Jessica Valenti Wants Us to Focus on the Bad MenIn an exclusive with the Cut, the writer announces a new book that will expand on her feminist project.
    By Anna Silman
  4. profiles
    Ottessa Moshfegh Plays to WinThe workaholic reinventing slacker fiction.
    By Kaitlin Phillips
  5. jesus christie
    Chris Christie Is Writing His MemoirsThe former New Jersey governor’s book promises to “set the record straight” on his time in the Trump circle.
    By Gabriella Paiella
  6. totally soaked
    The 10 Horniest Men in LiteratureAn objective list.
    By Maris Kreizman
  7. science of us
    Why It’s So Hard to Stop Reading Books You Don’t Even LikeIt comes down to grit, and guilt.
    By Katie Heaney
  8. profile
    Amber Tamblyn Is Advocating for Women, and HerselfShe’s lactating on late-night TV, teaching feminism to David Cross and Quentin Tarantino, and attacking rape culture in her debut novel.
    By Lisa Miller
  9. lawsuits
    Judge Dismisses Plagiarism Lawsuit Against The Girls Author Emma Cline“As deeply painful as it has been to bring this dispute into the light, I’m glad I did not capitulate,” Cline told The Cut.
    By Gabriella Paiella
  10. gallery
    The Designers Known for Clothes That Look Like ArtA new book celebrates 25 years of Viktor&Rolf.
    By Aubri Juhasz
  13. science of us
    5 Books to Read If You’re Getting MarriedWith advice for everything from having more sex to fighting better.
    By Cari Romm
  14. analysis
    Which Lord of the Rings Characters Have Big Dick Energy?J.R.R. Tolkien would be proud.
    By Anna Silman, Callie Beusman, and Gabriella Paiella
  15. books
    Rachel Cusk’s Rules for LivingIn her new novels, everything counts.
    By Jordan Larson
  16. books
    Megan Abbott Is Back, With a Further Exploration of Female RageIn Give Me Your Hand, the thriller writer probes the psychological underpinnings of women who kill.
    By Ruth Franklin
  17. but their emails
    Natalie Portman and Jonathan Safran Foer Acknowledge That They Are PretentiousReflecting back on the email chain heard ‘round the world.
    By Anna Silman
  18. new mom
    So You Want to Read About Having a BabyHave we got the list for you.
    By The Cut
  19. work
    6 Books to Read If You Need a Career ChangeWondering what else is out there? These books will help.
    By Charlotte Cowles
  20. best bets
    A London Atelier Uptown, Summer Weekenders, and an East Village Art BookstoreWhat’s new in New York stores.
    By Katy Schneider
  21. becoming
    Michelle Obama Reveals the Cover of Her New Memoir, BecomingThe book will be released in November.
    By Lisa Ryan
  22. remembrances
    The Shocking Thing About Teaching Roth to College KidsThey loved him.
    By Emily Gould
  25. rip
    Here’s How People Are Remembering Philip RothHow have plaudits of the great American novelists been tempered by acknowledgment of his misogyny?
    By Anna Silman
  26. gallery
    Roger Vivier Publishes an Instagram-Inspired BookA look at the brand through the world’s top social-media influencers.
    By Melania Hidalgo
  27. profiles
    What It Takes to Be Hermione GrangerHarry Potter and the Cursed Child star Noma Dumezweni on life at the center of a “benign cult.”
    By Anna Silman
  28. marlon bundo
    Mike Pence’s Bunny Made a Lot of Money Last YearMarlon Bundo is supposedly donating his hard-earned cash to art therapy and anti–sex work organizations.
    By Amanda Arnold
  29. gallery
    A Beautiful Children’s Book for AdultsArtist Shirin Sahba takes the viewer on an adventure of her nomadic lifestyle.
    By Melania Hidalgo
  30. #metoo
    Author Alisa Valdes Describes Junot Díaz’s Alleged ‘Misogynistic Abuse’In a blog post titled, “I tried to warn you about Junot Díaz.”
    By Amanda Arnold
  31. #metoo
    Junot Díaz Withdraws From Writers’ Festival After Public Misconduct Accusation“As for so many in positions of power, the moment to reckon with the consequences of past behavior has arrived,” the festival said in a statement.
    By Halle Kiefer
  32. gallery
    A Former Ballerina and Ex-Police Officer Made a Photography BookOne Woman captures Elicia Ho’s portrayal of all her female icons.
    By Melania Hidalgo
  33. #metoo
    Junot Díaz Responds to Allegations of Sexual Misconduct and Verbal AbuseThree women have come forward with allegations against the prominent writer, ranging from forced kissing to verbal abuse.
    By Anna Silman
  34. motherhood
    10 Baby Books That Won’t Make You Want to Kill YourselfParenting advice books, vetted by actual parents.
    By Laura June
  37. motherhood
    In Her New Book Motherhood, Sheila Heti Confronts an Eternal Female CrossroadsThe writer takes up the problem of whether to have a baby in her engrossing autobiographical novel.
    By Molly Fischer
  38. profiles
    The Singular Magic of Maira KalmanAt home with the beloved writer and illustrator.
    By Rumaan Alam
  39. books
    Samantha Irby Wants You to Tell Her EverythingThe author opens up about writing and her recent book tour.
    By Morgan Sykes
  40. true crime
    Remembering the Crime Writer Who Didn’t Live to the Golden State Killer’s Arrest“I so wish Michelle were here to enjoy this moment.”
    By Kera Bolonik
  41. gallery
    Inside the Atelier of Dior’s Longest-Serving DesignerMarc Bohan was the creative director from 1961–1989.
    By Mary Dellas
  42. interview
    ‘Argument Can Actually Be Joyful’: Women, Critics, and What It Means to Be SharpA new book looks back on the careers of Joan Didion, Susan Sontag, Nora Ephron, and more.
    By Roxane Gay
  43. gallery
    Mother and Child: A New Photography Book of Fashionable MomsFeaturing a foreword by Carolina Herrera.
    By Mary Dellas
  44. science of us
    How ‘Wellness’ Culture Creates an Illusion of Control Over DeathBarbara Ehrenreich’s sometimes persuasive, sometimes antagonistic new book.
    By Deanna Pai
  45. power
    The Best Trump-Related Revelations from James Comey’s Forthcoming BookIncluding details about the infamous “pee tape” and the size of Donald Trump’s hands.
    By Amanda Arnold
  46. media
    Aminatou Sow Says Sally Kohn Misquoted Her in Her Book“It is just shocking to me that knowing what the subject matter was, it was not treated with more care.”
    By Amanda Arnold
  49. my two cents
    8 Books to Read When You’re Stuck in a Rut at WorkThe right book at the right time can help dig you out.
    By Charlotte Cowles
  50. q&a
    The Perfect Nanny Author on Why We Can’t Look Away From Domestic Horror StoriesPerfect Nanny author Leïla Slimani on the difference between French and American mothers — and why she’s not watching the New York nanny trial.
    By Anna Silman
  51. longreads
    5 Books to Read If You Love New YorkOur guide to the One Book, One New York summer reading program.
    By Catie L'Heureux
  52. the literary world
    The Paris Review Has Finally Found a New EditorTo replace disgraced former editor Lorin Stein.
    By Anna Silman
  53. books
    Meg Wolitzer’s The Female Persuasion Is an Ode to Women We Look Up ToBest-selling author Meg Wolitzer writes a book about mentors.
    By Catie L'Heureux
  54. gallery
    A Fashion Photographer’s Tribute to DiorPaolo Roversi documents the Parisian fashion house over the years.
    By Mary Dellas
  55. best bets
    Pretty Brooms, a New Bronx Bookstore, and a Bedding Start-Up in SohoWhat’s new in New York stores.
    By Katy Schneider
  56. profile
    Can Leslie Jamison Top The Empathy Exams With Her Mega-Memoir of Addiction?The Recovering is a 534-page palimpsest of Jamison’s battle with alcoholism that doesn’t adhere to the typical recovery narrative structure.
    By Ruth Shalit Barrett
  57. oh no
    Sean Penn’s Debut Book Includes a #MeToo PoemNo one asked for this.
    By Amanda Arnold
  58. the internet
    Everyone’s Upset Over This Modern Cover of Judy Blume’s Are You There God?“Hey God, u up?”
    By Amanda Arnold
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