A pastor’s wife gets mired in scandal in ‘The True Confessions of First Lady Freeman’ (Mariner, Sept.), the author’s loving ...
A Mainstream Alternative History of Alternative Mainstream Music’ (Da Capo, Sept.), journalist Klosterman constructs a ...
Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy has the #1 title on our hardcover nonfiction list with Cancel Me If You Can. Plus Jenny ...
Our editors sifted through thousands of submissions to highlight the season’s most noteworthy new releases, including playful ...
Roose (Futureproof), a New York Times tech columnist, delivers a propulsive chronicle of the breakneck sprint to develop ...
Candlewick Press, Holiday House, and Peachtree—the U.S.-based children’s publishing divisions of Walker Books Group—have ...
The new reissue imprint at Doubleday offers a home to groundbreaking and hard-to-pin-down books that have disappeared from ...
The founder and publisher of Pushcart Press recently celebrated the 50th anniversary of its eponymous prizes with a 580-page ...
In this week's edition of Endnotes, we take a look at Kate Beaton's Rebecca, a haunting story that draws great tenderness ...
Ages up to 4. Sam Caldwell. Gibbs Smith, Sept. 22 ($16.99, ISBN 978-1-4236-7119-0) Mustaches accompany anthropomorphized ...
I had an unpublished debut novel people were saying good things about. I brought a stubborn sense of humor—and a relatable ...
The public art project annually invites one writer to contribute an unpublished manuscript to be released in the year 2114.
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