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Is there a shared theme? Is there something five-dozen-plus books can share? We found them to be really interesting, basically, and in several cases we found them to be really great.įor anyone who's new to the Tournament of Books, here is an explanation as to how it all works, and here's a brief history of memorable moments. Then there are personal favorites of the Rooster organizing committee, there are award winners, there are two books by authors we'd heard about for years and finally got around to discovering for ourselves. And one was the favorite of a drunk young publicist at a Manhattan book party, who shipped us a copy two days later (and we loved it). Several were sent to us by people who work at small presses, thinking we might fit the vibe. One was a campfire recommendation on a fishing trip. One is a title someone mentioned on Instagram. Where did we find these books? All over: Some were on the staff picks shelf at our local bookstore. In a few weeks we'll release the shortlist, so you can start reading prior to March those titles will be selected from the 68 works of fiction below. Today we are releasing the long list for the 2023 Tournament of Books, our 19th edition, once again presented by the beautiful people at Field Notes.
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