This week on the bookish internet

• Of course someone would create a list of epidemic/pandemic books to read while in quarantine. (The New York Times)
  • Pair with: Liesl Schillinger reflects on what we should take away from novels like Albert Camus’ The Plague during the current pandemic. (LitHub)
• Stephanie Demarco shines a light on doctors who write poetry. (LA Times)
• Julia Rampen reports on a group who are running a bookmobile for refugees in Greece. (The Guardian)
• Blair Carpenter has answers to the question of, “When should I not DNF this book?” (Book Riot)
• Sadie Hartmann is not put off by one-star book reviews. (LitReactor)
• As Stephen Burgen shows, a strange project by Catalonia’s New History Institute proves that (literary) history and nationalism should not mix. (The Guardian)
• Emily Temple shares the wonderful, bookish paintings by Jonathan Wolstenholme. (LitHub)