Gabrielle Bellot
Staff Writer at Literary Hub
Freelance Writer at Freelance
Staff writer @lithub. Formerly Editor + Head Instructor @CatapultStory. Trans. Work in @nytimes, @NewYorker, @nybooks, @TheAtlantic, @thecut, @ParisReview, etc.
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1 week ago |
lithub.com | Gabrielle Bellot
It’s April 15, just about midway through a month of drizzly days, blossoms, and ever more political chaos, a chaos rippling across the globe. It’s a difficult time to remain happy, hopeful, and certain of things from day to day, and yet one thing I remain certain about is that we need art, and that powerful, provocative, probing art still exists, art that can comfort and complicate. Art helps us through times like these.
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2 weeks ago |
lithub.com | Gabrielle Bellot
The wheel of the year continues to turn, its its pace at once chaotically swift and glacially slow, and, as we reel from the staggering effects of ever more political chaos in the United States and around the globe, chaos that seems to dominate every media headline, it may seem difficult to turn your attention to other things. But never fear: there are beautiful, wonderful, provocative, and curious bits of art to turn to.
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3 weeks ago |
lithub.com | Gabrielle Bellot
It’s April 1st, the first of the month in a year that has felt like living out political headlines better suited to April Fool’s Day, but I fool you not when I say that today is a special day, indeed, for any day that there are new books, new bits of art to get lost in when the world is too much, is a special day. And we need art more now than ever. Below, you’ll find twenty-six new books out today to consider in fiction, nonfiction, and poetry.
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3 weeks ago |
lithub.com | Gabrielle Bellot
April is here, the fourth (and, for Eliot, the cruelest) month in a year that has felt like many cruel years already, dense with the weight of so much political tumult. But it may also be a month of beauty and boons, as well, a time of showers and slow-blooming splendor, and, of course, of new books to fall in love with.
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1 month ago |
lithub.com | Gabrielle Bellot
The wheel of the year continues, as ever, to turn, and, also, as ever, to feel at once too fast and too slow, a year in which there has been so much daily political chaos that it feels as if years, rather than months, have elapsed. And when it all feels too heavy, too painful, too strange, I take comfort where I can find it.
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