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From Fady Joudah’s genocide elegy to a forgotten 1940 Fitzgerald rival, the week of Sept. 21–25, 2026 in books was dense, strange, and necessary.
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Nella Larsen’s 1923 graduation, Dewey’s sermon epiphany, AI manuscript fraud, and new fiction from Jason Stone and Victoria Chang fill July 8’s reading list.
Vasily Grossman covered WWII for Soviet propaganda and produced journalism that ended up as Nuremberg evidence. His full work was suppressed until after his death.
Sports physiologist Mike Israetel structures his entire day — training, work, and doomscrolling — into a deliberate system outlined in his book The Aesthetic Revolution.
The FCC is voting to remove a 10-year rule requiring ISPs to disclose passthrough fees on broadband labels, making it easier to advertise below actual billing costs.
















































