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  • Jan 8, 2025 | brockpress.com | Mikayla Keniry |Lili Anolik

    Throughout 2024, numerous long-anticipated books from countless genres were finally released. Several prized authors released new texts while newer authors asserted their success in the literary world. Looking back on the literary releases of 2024, here are a few reads that stood out to me.

  • Dec 11, 2024 | themillions.com | Lili Anolik

    A Year in Reading: Lili Anolik For obvious reasons, I spent a lot of time this past year reading and rereading and rereading some more Joan Didion and Eve Babitz. (Hang on, maybe it’s not obvious: I have a new book out called Didion & Babitz.) Reading, as well, writers in the Didion-Babitz orbit. Key husbands: John Gregory Dunne. Key brothers-in-law: Dominick Dunne. Key nephews and/or barely-legal sex partners: Griffin Dunne (Didion’s nephew; Babitz’s barely-legal sex partner).

  • Dec 3, 2024 | share.transistor.fm | Lili Anolik

    December 3, 2024 • 60 Minutes Ep. 103: Somewhere Over the Blood Meridian | Study Break In this edition of Study Break, we discuss the rise of celebrity lookalike contests, YSL's Proustian fantasy films, recent literary scoop on Cormac McCarthy, the extension of Brat into the deep dark winter, and all things Wicked from the uncanny Hollyweird sapphism of its press tour to the inescapability of its garish color scheme in consumer products.

  • Dec 2, 2024 | inkl.com | Percival L. Everett |Asako Yuzuki |Lili Anolik |Harriet Baker

    Our guide to the books you’ll want to give as gifts this Christmas - (The Independent)Books are the best kind of Christmas present, and we don’t want to argue about it. When you give someone you love an unputdownable novel, a juicy biography, a captivating history book or a set of letters or poems, what you are also giving is hours and hours of pleasure. That’s why five of us writers are sharing our top five suggestions for great books to give as gifts this Christmas.

  • Dec 1, 2024 | literaryreview.co.uk | Lili Anolik |Cory Leadbeater |Griffin Dunne

    In the late 1970s, Joan Didion sent her friend Susanna Moore a note containing two pieces of advice: ‘Read The Golden Bowl’; ‘Stop running away.’ It arrived just after Moore had abruptly moved from Los Angeles to London without telling Didion she was leaving. If Lili Anolik is to be trusted, there is a good chance that the note was written on personalised stationery, with ‘JOAN DIDION DUNNE’ engraved at the top.

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