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Spotlight on Tom Baker
A series of novels follows a gay man's journey from dancing and theater to the military and Madison Avenue in the 1960s and '70s. (Sponsored)
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Allison Pearson's Double Whammy
In 'How Hard Can It Be?,' Pearson returns to Kate Reddy, the heroine of her debut, who is pushing 50 and facing a whole new set of problems.
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Transatlantic Love Story
In Autumn in Venice, Andrea di Robilant returns to his Venetian roots to uncover a love affair between Ernest Hemingway and his young muse.
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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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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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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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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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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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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 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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