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Of Courts and Conspiracies: Science Fiction & Fantasy, 2015–2016
A Game of Thrones set the grimdark tone for modern epic fantasy, but what comes next?
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Beyond One Thousand and One Nights: Science Fiction & Fantasy, 2015–2016
Genre fiction is gaining ground in the Middle East—and, slowly, the books are moving West.
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Path Not Taken: Science Fiction & Fantasy, 2015–2016
Authors continue to rewrite history, imagining everything from a Napoleonic War fought with dragons to magic in the Wild West.
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Worlds of Possibility: Science Fiction & Fantasy, 2015–2016
In this feature, PW explores a few of the themes emerging in speculative fiction in the coming seasons.
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To Be Continued: Science Fiction & Fantasy, 2015–2016
A sampling of forthcoming titles in ongoing fantasy, alt history, and space adventure series.
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Sinatra at 100: 7 Books to Mark The Chairman's Centennial
Frank Sinatra would have turned 100 this December. Publishers are marking the occasion with a slew of new titles about Ol' Blue Eyes.
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Celebrating Cuban Literature in Florida
The state with the highest concentration of Cuban-Americans leads the way in literary interest in the island nation.
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Cuba’s New Chapter: Cuba Books 2015/2016
As the U.S. rekindles its relationship with Cuba, new books examine the country’s history and culture.
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Becoming a Whole Human: Mind, Body, and Spirit 2015/2016
New MBS titles explore the spiritual aspects of everything from physical fitness to fiscal health.
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A Spirited Discussion: Mind, Body, and Spirit 2015/2016
Why publishers, bookstores, BISG, and reviewers can’t agree on the category formerly—and sometimes still—known as New Age.
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More Music Books for 2015/2016
Fans can look forward to biographies and autobiographies of Elvis Costello, John Fogerty, Timbaland, and many others.
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Ladies First: Music Books 2015/2016
This season, books about female musicians take center stage.
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Select August–October Spanish-Language Titles
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Culinary Tourism: Fall 2015 Travel
Publishers, realizing how many travelers build their itineraries around dining and imbibing, are capitalizing on this predilection.
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The Monocle Travel Guide Series: Fall 2015 Travel
London-based ‘Monocle’ magazine, which focuses on global affairs, culture, and design, has launched a series of city guidebooks.
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Go Your Own Way: Fall Travel 2015
Climbing enthusiast? Spiritual seeker? Curious gastronome? There’s a travel guidebook for that.
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The Big Indie Books of Fall 2015
We canvassed booksellers around the country to bring you 35 forthcoming small press titles with huge potential.
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Reference Books 2015: Balancing Act
When it comes to trends in reference publishing, the big questions today often revolve around formats. Is reference today about aggregated databases? Google and open-Web resources like Wikipedia? E-books? Print?
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Reference Books 2015: Counting the Days
It’s one of the most impressive reference volumes in the world: the critically acclaimed "Chase’s Calendar of Events."
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Hobbies & Crafts 2015: Adult Coloring Books
As the adult coloring book craze continues apace, publishers seek to differentiate their offerings.



