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Dan Chaon's New Novel Confronts a Father's Sins
In 'Sleep Walk, an off-the-grid mercenary crisscrossing America in a motor home gets a life-changing phone call.
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East Meets West in Jenny Tinghui Zhang’s Debut Novel
In her powerful debut novel, 'Four Treasures of the Sky,' Zhang tells the story of early Chinese immigrants through the voice of a girl kidnapped from China in 1883.
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Maud Newton Confronts Her Past
The debut author's mesmerizing memoir, 'Ancestor Trouble,' casts a wide net in reckoning with her family history.
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Secrets and Lies in Anna Pitoniak’s New Thriller
'Our American Friend' centers on a friendship between a journalist and her subject—a foreign-born first lady with an intriguing past.
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The Resurrected Women of Maud Casey's Fourth Novel
The forgotten women of a 19th-century asylum come to life through archival photos and lyrical prose in 'City of Incurable Women.'
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Gwen E. Kirby Makes an Uproarious Literary Debut
The author challenges society and women’s place in her masterful, hilarious short story collection 'Shit Cassandra Saw.'
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Jessamine Chan's Chilling Debut Novel
A single mother faces consequences after a bad judgment call in 'The School for Good Mothers.'
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Bisi Adjapon's Searing American Debut
The author's new novel, 'The Teller of Secrets,' her first to be published in the U.S., tells the tale of a young girl in 1960s Ghana defying tradition and forging her own path to womanhood.
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Lisa Harding's Sophomore Novel Comes Stateside
‘Bright Burning Things,’ a new novel from the Irish writer, tackles motherhood and addiction.
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Matthew Pearl's Latest Explores the American Frontier
Matthew Pearl explores the story of the American frontier through the kidnapping of Daniel Boone’s daughter.
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