TODAY: In 1953, Dylan Thomas dies. What’s the best literary TV adaptation of all time?Vote in the first round of our bracketto help your favorite shows make it to the top! | Lit HubIf you’re a writer, being a fangirl online might pay off: “It felt like I’d been handed the keys to a new universe I hadn’t even known to look for.” | Lit HubCraftDavid Congdon recommends books on Native American historyby Eli Baxter, Philip J. Deloria, Grayhawk Perkins and many more. | Lit HubReading ListsOlivia Laing and Rachel Kushner discussart, power, and Italian cinema from the 1970sat The Center for Fiction. | Lit HubIn ConversationFive Iranian writers document the January 2026 massacrein a non-mother tongue. | Lit HubCraftThe best time to watch The Librariansiswithlibrarians during Banned Books Week.| Lit HubLibraries“Moving between languages carries the text into a territory that is neither entirely one nor the other. It is a space in between.”Kirmen Uribe on being a Basque writer.| Lit HubOn TranslationThis week in literary history, America’s first lending library gets its first ten members. | Lit HubHistory“Lori hadn’t heard from Freddie in a week or so. She wasn’t even sure if she had her daughter’s current address.”Read “Hello Daughter” from Sloane Murphy’s new collection, Shut Up, I Love You, I’ll Call You Tomorrow. | Lit HubFiction“The same technological change that once made it possible for a bunch of journalists to finally, finally publish the kind of magazine they’d always wanted has ended up cannibalizing all that creativity and industry.”Laura Miller on the life and death of Salon. | SlateWhat to read in a Russian prison, according to Evan Gershkovich. | HeistAndrew Lawler examinesa crisis facing millions of archival documents. | The American ScholarOn a rediscovered children’s classicbyGoodnight Moonauthor Margaret Wise Brown. | The New York TimesPublishers are withdrawing books by Russell Brandfollowing the “comedian’s” rape and sexual assault conviction. | The Guardian