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Have we finally gotten over the idea that summer is for silly books?
Here are the 12 were most anticipating.
Maris Kreizman
Hi, Bunny!squeals theHeathers-esque clique of woman-children in Samantha Mackeys MFA program.
Its their greeting, their shared nickname, their homage to their own fluffy blankness and docility.
Hillary Kelly
This is exactly the kind of book youd hope the creator ofBoJack Horsemanwould write.
Yet each one has a chewy emotional center and a gut punch worth waiting for.
Thats whatSupper Clubwill do to you.
Taddeo lived in their towns.
She drove across the country (six times).
She documents their text messages, their sex positions, their basest desires.
But its also fully immersive: gonzo journalism without the machismo.
Once again, the author of the Pulitzer-winningThe Underground Railroadreckons with a past that is definitely not even past.
Shes an expert in the sweet spot where contemporary politics and youth culture meet and make out.
Maris Kreizman
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