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Editors’ Picks: October FigureEditors’ Picks: October Figure

Editors’ Picks: October

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Fable’s editorial team is comprised first and foremost of passionate readers. We love to discover great books across genres and share them with readers on Fable.

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Is there a better reading month than October? The first legitimately cool days of the year just make curling up with a good book and a cup of tea so appealing. Here are the books our editors are most excited to get cozy with this month.

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By Hua Hsu
Jason: New Yorker staff writer Hua Hsu wrote this elegiac memoir about a college friendship formed over books, music, art, and the early steps into adulthood. Hsu polishes off obsolete technologies like cassette mixtapes, pagers, and early Internet message boards, reminding us of all these communication tools that used to carry so much power. The book reminded me of everything I’ve lost in the last few decades: friends, feelings, and ways of being in the world. At the same time, Hsu reminds us how our greatest friendships (even the ones we’ve lost), helped us become the people we are today.

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