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Spotlight on Ketch Secor and Higgins Bond
Words and pictures harmonize perfectly in this debut picture book from Secor, founder of the Old Crow Medicine Show string band, illustrated by Bond. (Sponsored)
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Spotlight on Lisa Romeo
Romeo delves into grief and finds a surprising path to healing in this memoir that will leave readers pondering new ideas about how to live with loss. (Sponsored)
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Spotlight on Jennifer L. Rohn
Rohn, who coined the term "lab lit," turns the scientific laboratory into a mystery-rich, fictional setting. (Sponsored)
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Anne Leigh Parrish: The Redemption of the Road
The Amendment, a powerful road novel, explores the pain of a spouse's sudden death and the unexpected freedom that follows. (Sponsored)
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Spotlight on Susanna Kearsley
Kearsley's 13th novel, a work of historical fiction inspired by family history, takes readers back to colonial Long Island and the French and Indian War. (Sponsored)
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BookCon and BookExpo Preview Spotlight on Hot New Books 2018
PW talks with a handful of amazing authors about their upcoming books. (Sponsored)
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No One Is Illegal: Spotlight on Eoin Colfer
A graphic novel by Eoin Colfer, author of the Artemis Fowl books, and Andrew Donkin puts a human face to the European migrant crisis. (Sponsored)
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Edmund White's Life, Observed
White continues writing about his life with his fourth memoir, 'The Unpunished Vice: A Life of Reading.'
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Groff Goes to Gatorland
Lauren Groff’s second story collection, 'Florida,' spotlights the state she calls home.
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Releasing a Burden: Edward St. Aubyn
The author talks about re-exorcizing his painful childhood in order to help create an adaptation of the Patrick Melrose novels.
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Winds of Change: Rachel Cusk
In Kudos, the novel that concludes her trilogy, Rachel Cusk looks at identity, freedom and feminism and publishing.
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Karen Karbo Introduces 29 Difficult Women
Karen Karbo, author of the popular Kick Ass Women books, returns with an anthology of essays about entrancing, defiant heroines. (Sponsored)
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Spotlight on Somaiya Daud
Debut author Somaiya Daud draws from recent Moroccan history in Mirage, her timely YA fantasy. (Sponsored)
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He Says, She Says, Araminta Hall Says
In her first U.S. published novel, 'Our Kind of Cruelty,' the author considers the differences between men and women.
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The Wild Woman of Comics
In 'Love That Bunch,' Aline Kominsky-Crumb’s comics over 30 years are collected in one hardcover volume.
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Michael Ondaatje Digs up the Past
In his new novel, 'Warlight,' the renowned author explores the aftermath of WWII in London through the story of an abandoned brother and sister.
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What’s a Woman to Do? Sheila Heti's Asking.
In 'Motherhood,' Heti considers the ambivalence surrounding the decision to have a child.
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Sister Morphine: Beth Macy
Beth Macy takes on the opioid crisis in her new book, 'Dopesick: Dealers, Doctors, and the Drug Company That Addicted America.'
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Spotlight on Kathy Kacer
Kacer's new fiction series, the Heroes Quartet, continues her mission to tell stunning stories of struggle, courage, and risk-taking set in the time of the Holocaust. (Sponsored)
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Spotlight on Helen Hardt
Hardt adds a paranormal element to her signature mix of erotica and romance with the first book in a new series featuring sexy vampires. (Sponsored)



