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In Ruth Ozeki's Latest, the Kids Are Not Alright
The fourth novel from the Booker nominee follows a grieving teen whose life is derailed when everyday objects start speaking to him.
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Joshua Ferris Finds a Fictional Father Figure
‘A Calling for Charlie Barnes,’ seven years in the making, presents a portrait of a complex man inspired by the father Ferris recently lost.
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Liane Moriarty's Novel of Family Ties That Bind (and Don't)
A mysterious stranger turns a seemingly happy marriage upside down in 'Apples Never Fall.'
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Writers to Watch Fall 2021
Explorations of class, race, and sexuality play into many of this fall’s notable fiction debuts, including a novel about a young Black woman working in financial services, a South Korean gay romance, and more.
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Louise Penny Is Still Killin’ It
A shadowy figure visits Three Pines in the latest installment of Louise Penny’s bestselling crime series.
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Writing from a Place of Hope: Spotlight on Heather Lean
With a pair of poignant picture books, the author helps children deal with the loss of a loved one
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Author Peter Heller's Natural Thinking
In Heller's latest novel, 'The Guide,' an idyllic setting turns deadly.
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Growing Up Through Comics: PW Talks with Tillie Walden
Tillie Walden's 'Alone in Space', to be published in July by Avery Hill, is a chronicle of her earliest published work, collecting three early graphic novellas in one volume along with one-off strips, short stories and other early short works.
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Carolina De Robertis Seeks a Greater Truth in Fiction
In her new novel, 'The President and the Frog,' the author explores narrative’s power to heal political and personal wounds.
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Alien Audio Invasion: Spotlight on Craig Alanson
An independent author builds a robust partnership and finds a home for his popular sci-fi series. (Sponsored)
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