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Edward Ball Writes the White Blight
The National Book Award–winner tackles familial, and national, legacies of white supremacy in his latest book, 'Life of a Klansman.'
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Jeff Hobbs Brings You Back to School
The author follows the lives of four high school students in his latest book, 'Show Them You're Good.'
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Daisy Johnson Gets Darker
The Man Booker nominee forays into horror with her sophomore novel, 'Sisters.'
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Sarah Vaughan's New Novel Lurks in the Shadows of Motherhood
With 'Little Disasters,' the bestselling author uncovers a hidden inner turmoil she knows all too well.
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In 'Vesper Flights,' Helen Macdonald Gets Topical
Following on the tail of 'H Is for Hawk,' the author finds a more political voice in her latest.
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Guarding Your Aura
In 'Hoodoo Cleansing and Protection Magic', Miss Aida draws on folk magic traditions to help readers find calm, comfort, and peace.
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Tapping into Spirituality’s Superpowers
The author of 'Spiritually Sassy' describes his mission to bring the joy of spirituality to queer and people-of-color communities.
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Joe Lansdale Pulps Up the Volume In His Latest
In 'More Better Deals,' the lauded and prolific Lansdale goes pulp.
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Akwaeke Emezi Finds Meaning In 'Death'
In their new novel, 'The Death of Vivek Oji,' Emezi celebrates the life, and mourns the death, of a queer boy in Nigeria.
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Kate Messner Is Smashing Expectations
The children’s book author will publish a dozen new books, and launch a new series, this year alone—all in spite of the strain the industry is under.
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Ken Jennings and Richard Garfield Debut 'Half Truth'
‘Jeopardy!’ champ Ken Jennings and card game developer extraordinaire Richard Garfield discuss the launch of ‘Half Truth,’ their new trivia card game, which they hope will level the field for players with varying levels of ephemeral knowledge.
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In Her Goodbye to Daevebad, S.A. Chakraborty Goes Gold
With the final installment of the Daevebad trilogy publishing in June, the author is ready to set sail on a new adventure.
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Curtis Sittenfeld Rewrites History
In her latest novel, 'Rodham,' one of America's finest fiction writers goes inside the mind of a Clinton. (Yes, that Clinton.)
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Brian “Box” Brown Turns to Fiction
The creator's latest graphic title tells the story of a young sitcom actor in the 1980s.
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Going Global with Imbolo Mbue's New Novel
The author's sophomore effort examines the effects of globalization on a fictional African village.
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Laila Lalami Looks for Home In Her Latest
In her new book of essays, the Morrocan American novelist asks what it truly means to be an American.
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Parenting While Sensitive: Spotlight on Elaine N. Aron, PhD
In her latest book, psychologist and author Aron presents research, tools, and techniques to help highly sensitive parents perform their roles calmly and effectively. (Sponsored)
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Scott Turow Finds the Thrilling Life, in Court and in Books
In the author's latest legal thriller, an aging lawyer angles for one more win before retirement.
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In David Sheff's Next Book, a Caged Bird Sings
In 'The Buddhist on Death Row,' the author of 'Beautiful Boy' focuses on a new kind of suffering—and redemption.
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Bill Buford Could Stand the Heat, So He's Back In the Kitchen
Fourteen years after the bestselling 'Heat,' Buford is back with another culinary adventure.



