Foundry Literary

We're happy to see READY PLAYER TWO in such great company. bit.ly/32BIJTZ

If your library is open, here are some tips on disinfecting your borrowed books! bit.ly/3b4f6Pa

Beth Macy's bestselling DOPESICK is coming to Hulu next year, with Michael Keaton starring and producing! bit.ly/3ltxBBd

MOMMY BURNOUT author @DrSherylZiegler discusses stress management during a pandemic on her new podcast episode! spoti.fi/3b5M5CE

Today is the last day of Women in Translation Month. Did you get a chance to read one of these fantastic works? bit.ly/34INu10

The film adaptation of FRENCH EXIT by Foundry's own Patrick DeWitt is coming this February, starring Michelle Pfeiffer and Lucas Hedges! bit.ly/3hCnZlF

Take a literary tour of NYC with these novels and their accompanying reading spots! bit.ly/2G7yuPW

Nicole Tersigni (@nicsigni) "explains ‘Mansplaining’ with help from 17th-century art" in her new, Twitter thread inspired book entitled MEN TO AVOID IN ART AND LIFE. nyti.ms/3j64thE

Take a good book to bed with you—books do not snore.

#OnThisDay in 1989, American writer Irving Stone, known for his biographical novels of notable artists, passed away. bit.ly/3gqjjO9

The "increase in acquisitions [of cookbooks written by Black people] has been welcomed by many people of color in the field, even as they warn the industry’s problems cannot be solved just by cutting checks," write @Liz_A_Harris & @bycdl of the NYT: nyti.ms/2EsEMsN

Some say that the only way to affect radical change is to imagine vastly different realities instead of ruminating on current trajectories. In a recent @BookRiot article, "8 works of hopeful climate fiction" that embody this spirit are highlighted. bit.ly/3aWQAzC

HOAX, a new book by @CNN journalist Brian Stelter, imparts a "damning exploration of the incestuous relationship between Trump and [Fox News], and of [its] democracy-decaying role as a White House propaganda organ masquerading as conservative journalism." nyti.ms/3jblAP6

Just yesterday, book critic Ron Charles (@RonCharles) of the Washington Post gave novelist Yaa Gyasi’s TRANSCENDENT KINGDOM a glowing review. "If there are any skeptics [of Gyasi] left, they can stand down now," he writes. wapo.st/3gtMW1c

Publishers Weekly (@PublishersWkly) recently put together an accumulation of Emily Dickinson's poetry. Check out her "10 best poems" here: bit.ly/2YzpdGB

Have you read some of the best books of this summer? bit.ly/2QlJvPC

If you like these titles, you’ll love their book-alikes! Find a new great read with this list: bit.ly/3jb0MHC

Which kind of book gifter are you? bit.ly/32j0c3v

An insightful look at what post-pandemic fiction may look like: bit.ly/32oXaLn

Independent Bookstore Day is this Saturday! bit.ly/32oX0nfbit.ly/…