Lit Hub Daily: August 27, 2026
What do you do when your writing group thinks your story’s hilarious (when it’s not supposed to be)? | Lit Hub Advice If you have a free afternoon, try reading one of these novellas from cover to cover. | Lit
In 1950, Italian poet Cesare Pavese passed away. For those whose writing group found amusement in stories that weren't meant to be humorous, the Lit Hub Advice column offers guidance. If you find yourself with a few hours to spare, consider immersing yourself in one of these novellas from cover to cover. The rise of "biogossip" books, which generate intense speculation about their subjects, is a trend highlighted in an article from The Guardian.
Additionally, mystery writer Peter Grainger recounts his self-publishing journey and how he gained prominence in The New York Times.
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