Lit-Link Round-up

Emily Rapp and The Rumpus top HuffPo’s “required reading” list for women.  Apparently our new tagline is: The Rumpus.  Killin’ it for the ladies since 2009.

Don’t get too cheerful with all this Rumpus-love and post-election relief.  Republicans basically dissed the wheelchair-bound Bob Dole last week, refusing to back the UN Disabilities Treaty.

But back to Emily…this one, on Salon, is unmissable.

A really interesting and long Best of 2012 book list from Book Riot.

Of course the Times has one of these too.  Much shorter.

A great review of Brad Listi’s Board over at HTML Giant.  “An unprecedented literary endeavor.”  Rock it, Listi and Benton.

Chicago Writers House Pop-Up Book Fair today, 2-7pm, at the excellent Empty Bottle.

Are you completely befuddled by what to buy the teen in your life for the holidays, and ready to resort to a six-pack?  Don’t despair: Bookslut wants to help.

Steinberg’s You Were Never in Chicago reviewed.

Suzanne Scanlon’s TNB Self-Interview.

And Happy Hanukkah, people.  Give yourself a present and watch John Stewart rip Fox News’ annual “War on Christmas” coverage a new one.

And activist Anne Elizabeth Moore does to Seneca Falls, New York, what Stewart does to Fox, in today’s Sunday “Open Letter.”  It’s a Wonderful Life, indeed…

 

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