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Lisa Scottoline Heads to Rome In Her New Novel
In her first historical novel, 'Eternal,' the bestselling author tackles a story that’s been percolating in her mind for decades.
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Writers to Watch Spring 2021
This season’s hot debuts include a psychological thriller about a young woman who will stop at nothing to achieve her writerly ambition, a systems novel set in Las Vegas, and more.
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Russell Banks's Book of Canadian Homesick Blues
In the author's new novel, 'Foregone,' an aging filmmaker who fled the U.S. during the Vietnam War looks back.
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Kristin Hannah's Next Heroine Is Just Like You
The novelist's latest, 'The Four Winds,' about a woman struggling to survive the Great Depression, comes at just the right time.
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How Sarah Gailey Became a Novelist, Despite Themself
The Hugo- and Nebula-nominated author talked to PW about their most ambitious novel to date, 'The Echo Wife,' which bows from Tor in February.
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Talia Hibbert Keeps On Writing On
After penning 18 romance novels, Talia Hibbert knows exactly who she and her characters are.
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Looking for the Lie in Vendela Vida's Latest
In her new novel, 'We Run the Tides,' the author explores the spaces where truth and fiction converge.
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Roughing It with Sarah Moss
A group of summer vacationers are socked in by rain in Sarah Moss’s latest, ‘Summerwater.’
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With Her New Book, Kaitlyn Greenidge Practices Radical Care
In the author's second novel, 'Libertie,' Black history speaks to the present.
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Novelist William Boyd Looks Back to the Past
The author returns to the swinging ’60s of his youth in his new novel, which is set on a movie shoot.
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Bryan Washington’s 'Memorial' Is a Whole Meal
Washington, whose second book, 'Memorial,' was published last week, talked with 'PW' about the importance of food to the novel and his hope that the progress publishing has made in giving more attention to diverse authors continues beyond 2020.
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A Revolutionary Brand's Second Coming: Spotlight on Patricia Bragg
A classic library of health books becomes new again and aims to reach another generation of readers. (Sponsored)
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The Universe According to Alan Lightman
The astrophysicist-turned-author's latest, 'Probable Impossibilities: Musings on Beginnings and Endings,' proves he understands his place in the universe.
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Connecting for Inclusion, Happiness, and Success: Spotlight on Melanie Katzman
In Connect First, the Wall Street Journal #1 bestselling author
and business psychologist lays out a plan for bringing human connection and emotional understanding to the workplace. (Sponsored) -
Mike Chen Shows Why Family Matters
In his third novel, Mike Chen explores the humanity of superheroes, and supervillains.
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With 'Raymundo Mata,' Gina Apostol Gets Meta
The U.S. release of the author's 2009 novel, previously available only in the Philippines, comes at just the right time.
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Jane Harper's Tidal Wave of a Novel
Bestselling Aussie writer Jane Harper gets atmospheric in her new novel, 'The Survivors.'
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Horsin' Around in Jane Smiley's New Novel
With 'Horse Heaven,' the Pulitzer Prize winner continues to defy expectation—and classification.
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For Brandon Sanderson, It's Back to the Beginning
With his fourth entry in the Stormlight Archive, the fantasy giant continues to build on one of his earliest story ideas.
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Priya Basil's Novel of Open Arms
This strange moment has proven an ideal fit for the novelist's new book about the power of hospitality.