NBCC member Ryan Chapman talked about this year’s Booker Prize shortlist on The Lit Hub Podcast:

NBCC member Nicholas Birns reviewed David Unger’s novel "In My Eyes You Are Beautiful" for Review: Literature and Arts of the Americas:

NBCC member Clea Simon’s first four “Witch Cats of Cambridge” cozy mysteries are being reissued by Level Best Books, following the demise of Polis Books. A new witch cat mystery, "The Cat’s Eye Charm," will follow in December:

NBCC member Nell Beram reviewed "The Last Spirits of Manhattan" by John A. McDermott:

NBCC member Jeff Alessandrelli wrote about the concept of minorness on the Substack Zona Motel:

NBCC member George Yatchisin reviewed Xenobe Purvis' "The Hounding" for the California Review of Books:

NBCC member Linda Hitchcock reviewed Jaclyn Westlake’s "Lucky Break" for BookTrib:

NBCC board member Tobias Carroll wrote about Hiron Ennes' new novel, "The Works of Vermin," for Reactor:

NBCC member Anne Charles interviewed SaraEllen Strongman, the editor of "Essential Poems" by Pat Parker, for the cable-access program All Things LGBTQ: buff.ly/1snhR3n

NBCC lifetime member Heather Green and Jiyu Seo interviewed artists Koi and Hyungmee Shin for Asymptote’s visual section:

NBCC member Charles Green reviewed Tamara Lesley's "A Chosen Journey" for Blueink Review:

For the podcast A Meal of Thorns, NBCC member Jake Casella Brookins talked to author Timothy Moore about Donald Barthelme's "60 Stories":

NBCC member Marcie Geffner reviewed "The Literati," a novel by Susan Coll, for the Washington Independent Review of Books:

NBCC member will be reading at Brooklyn Poet's A Celebration of Adoptee Voices event scheduled for November 8:

NBCC member Hollay Ghadery has a new chapbook with Anstruther Press:

NBCC member Hollay Ghadery interviewed Sadiqa de Meijer for the New Books Network:

NBCC member Nell Beram reviewed "It Girl: The Life and Legacy of Jane Birkin" by Marisa Meltzer:

NBCC member Jeff Alessandrelli was interviewed on the Otherppl podcast by Brad Listi about the concept of minorness:

NBCC member Heather Treseler reviewed the young Irish poet Molly Twomey's collection, "Chic To Be Sad," in the recent edition of Plume:

NBCC member Bruce Krajewski's essay "Leonine Chameleons: Relativism and Fascism" appeared in the Blog of the American Philosophical Association:

NBCC member Nell Beram reviewed "A Particularly Nasty Case" by Adam Kay:

NBCC member Ryan Ruby reviewed Francesca Wade’s "Gertrude Stein: An Afterlife" for Bookforum:

NBCC member Marcie Geffner wrote about Thad McIlroy’s controversial pro-AI presentation to Authors Guild members in “AI Evangelist Ignores Authors’ Concerns” for her Substack, Six Forty-Five:

NBCC member Charles Green interviewed Richard E. Cytowic about his memoir, "The Magician's Accomplice," for the Washington Blade:

NBCC Co-Vice President/Events Jane Ciabattari's Literary Hub conversation this week is with award-winning poet/playwright Quan Barry, author of the new novel, "The Unveiling": buff.ly/J6RZ7Z7

NBCC member Karl Wolff reviewed Grady Chambers’ "Great Disasters" for The Driftless Area Review:

NBCC member Kai Maristed’s full-length play, "Paul and Émile, or the Masterpiece," has just finished a successful fully staged run to standing ovations at the Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theater.

NBCC member Robert Allen Papinchak reviewed "The Killer Question" by Janice Hallett for Shelf Awareness:

NBCC member Carol Iaciofano Aucoin reviewed Lily King's "Heart the Lover" for WBUR's Arts & Culture:

NBCC member Joanne B. Mulcahy reviewed Michael N. McGregor's "An Island to Myself: The Place of Solitude in an Active Life" in the fall 2025 print issue of Rain Taxi Review of Books:

NBCC member Sullivan Summer interviewed best-selling author, speaker, and social justice advocate Dr. Keisha Blain about her new book, "Without Fear: Black Women and the Making of Human Rights," for the New Books Network:

Former NBCC President Laurie Hertzel’s second memoir, "Ghosts of Fourth Street," will be published on March 31, 2026, by the University of Minnesota Press:

NBCC member Kai Maristed reviewed "The Endless Week," written by Laura Vazquez and translated from the French by Alex Niemi, for The Arts Fuse:

NBCC member Sheila McClear wrote an essay about Thomas Mallon's "The Very Heart of It: New York Diaries, 1983-1994" for The Nation:

NBCC Emerging Critics Fellow Diya Isha wrote about Arundhati Roy’s "Mother Mary Comes to Me" for The Swaddle:

NBCC board member Tobias Carroll wrote about surreal takes on London from the likes of Alan Moore, Helen Oyeyemi, Iain Sinclair, and Steve Aylett for Speculative Insight:

NBCC member Eric Olson wrote about Thomas Pynchon's Seattle connection and his short, silly Boeing career for The Seattle Times:

NBCC member Celia McGee reviewed "Mountaineering Women: Climbing Through History" by Joanna Croston for Air Mail:

NBCC member Nicole Schrag reviewed "The Loneliness of Sonia and Sunny" by Kiran Desai for BookTrib:

Former NBCC Emerging Critics Fellow Antonio López is the new poet laureate of San Mateo County, California:

NBCC member Rafael C. Castillo wrote about "The Autobiography of Malcolm X" for the San Antonio Express-News:

NBCC Co-Vice President/Awards Iris Jamahl Dunkle reviewed Francesca Wade’s "Gertrude Stein: An Afterlife" for Finding Lost Voices:

NBCC member Bruce Krajewski reviewed Mel Pennant’s "A Murder for Miss Hortense" and Martin Walker’s "An Enemy in the Village: A Bruno, Chief of Police Novel" for On the Seawall:

NBCC member Robert Allen Papinchak reviewed "Live Fast," written by Brigitte Giraud and translated from the French by Cory Stockwell, for World Literature Today:

NBCC member Charles Green reviewed Isham Cook's "The Tao of Poison" for Blueink Review:

NBCC member Grant Faulkner talked to Melissa Febos about "Dry Season" on the podcast Memoir Nation:

NBCC member Tiffany Troy interviewed poets Diana Arterian, Anthony Borruso, Robert Fanning, and Patricia Smith as well as translators Danielle Pieratti, James Shea, and Dorothy Tse about their latest poetry collections or collections in translation for this issue of Tupelo Quarterly:

NBCC member Hollay Ghadery’s fourth book and debut novel received its first advance review in The Ottawa Review of Books:

NBCC member Kristen Martin reviewed John J. Lennon's "The Tragedy of True Crime" for The New Republic:

NBCC member Carol Iaciofano Aucoin reviewed two mystery novels, Olivia Blacke's "Death at the Door" and Tom Ryan's "We Had a Hunch," for WBUR's Arts & Culture: