Welcome back to The Daily's Sunday culture edition, in which one Atlantic writer or editor reveals what's keeping them entertained. Today's special guest is Honor Jones, a senior editor who has written about divorce, motherhood, and John le Carre. She has also published short stories in this magazine, including 'Skin a Rabbit,' which was excerpted from her novel, Sleep. Something delightful introduced to me by a kid in my life: Because this is Mother's Day weekend I'm answering this one first. One of my kids discovered the Netflix movie Nimona, and I don't think enough people know how great this movie is. It's got a spunky heroine, two knights in love, and smart things to say about how authoritarians exploit fear. And for my 6-year-old: fight scenes with a rhinoceros. An author I will read anything by: There are many, but one is Lauren Groff. While on a hike with two Atlantic colleagues this spring, I made them listen to me recount in detail the entire plot of 'Between the Shadow...
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