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  • Spring 2024 Adult Preview: Romance & Erotica

    Get swept away on beachy vacations, sink into fantasy worlds, and peek behind the scenes of Hollywood glamour in spring’s romance offerings.

  • Spring 2024 Adult Preview: Politics & Current Events

    Spring brings new perspectives on borders and migrants, surveys of censorship in schools, investigations into government influence peddling, and studies of how to win elections and control disinformation.

  • Spring 2024 Adult Preview: Mysteries & Thrillers

    Heavy hitters Liv Constantine, A.J. Finn, Tana French, and Joseph Kanon step up to the plate this season, and a slew of promising debuts utilize genre tropes to explore historical injustices.

  • Spring 2024 Adult Preview: Memoirs & Biographies

    Among the season’s most anticipated biographies and memoirs are experimental works from familiar names, personal histories that reframe the American past, and debut memoirs from Christine Blasey Ford, Leslie Jamison, and RuPaul.

  • Spring 2024 Adult Preview: Literary Fiction

    Families reckon with life-altering events, artists transform themselves, and colonialism rears its ugly head in this season’s novels and collections. Plus, Native writers Tommy Orange and Morgan Talty follow up their breakout debuts.

  • Spring 2024 Adult Preview: Lifestyle

    This season’s lifestyle offerings traverse the history and future of psychedelics; advise on breaking free of toxic bonds; and suggest drug-free treatments for battling burnout, anxiety, and autoimmune disease.

  • Spring 2024 Adult Preview: History

    Spring books feature historical fashions, new revelations about WWII technological innovations, wide-ranging surveys on the history of Black identity, and biographies of 20th-century Chinese political figures and families.

  • Spring 2024 Adult Preview: Cooking & Food

    This season’s cookbooks get creative with veggies, explore the benefits of outdoor grilling, and crisscross the globe to celebrate and reimagine international flavors.

  • Spring 2024 Adult Preview: Business & Economics

    Exposés of corporate chicanery, reports on women in the workplace, and programs for making offices more inviting for employees from marginalized backgrounds feature prominently among this season’s offerings.

  • Spring 2024 Adult Preview: Art, Architecture & Photography

    Spring’s highlights explore gender, sexuality, activism, performance, self-expression, and the legacy of colonialism on the art world.

  • Spring 2024 Adult Announcements: Poetry

    Memory serves as a bridge to the past and an entry point for thinking about countries and conflicts, in this season’s poetry collections.

  • 6 New Swoonworthy Romance Webtoons

    Love is in the air, on the web, and on bookshelves, with romance webtoons providing material for some of the biggest graphic novels in recent years.

  • 11 Fiction and Nonfiction Books by Black Authors to Read in 2024

    Fiction writers, essayists, artists, and poets offer personal insights into, and historical context on, the multivarious Black experience.

  • 5 Books Explain Why the Economy Is So Unpredictable Right Now

    The authors of five new books put the current economic picture in context, examining how the economy got to where it is.

  • Workplace Burnout, by the Book

    New books explore profound workplace fatigue and propose ways to prevent it.

  • How TikTok Has Transformed Romance Publishing

    What’s behind the surging interest in new adult books, romantasy, and sizzling erotic romance? BookTok.

  • New Herbal Medicine Books

    Mainstream and specialty publishers take a fresh look at herbal remedies.

  • New Books on Women’s Health

    Authors address fertility, menstruation, and menopause; acknowledge expansive gender and sexual identities; and appeal to readers who want to be educated about the workings of their own bodies.

  • New True Crime Books

    Three podcasters turned authors discuss the ethics of their work.

  • New Thrillers About True Crime

    What happens, and who gets hurt, when violence is sensationalized and crime becomes content? These new novels have some thoughts.

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