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Hobbies & Crafts 2015: Spinning a Good Yarn
Publishers speak to readers' diverse interests with new titles on everything from knitting and embroidery to hand-lettering and woodworking.
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Select Spanish-Language Titles: August 2015
A selection of adult fiction and nonfiction, plus children's books, pubbing in August.
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Millennials: An Emerging Readership
As the Millennial generation comes of age, new adult publishers are exploring ways to grow along with it.
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Unsung Heroes: War & Military 2015
Several new titles call attention to lesser-known figures who played instrumental roles in wartime.
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Spy vs. Spy: War & Military 2015
New books about espionage provide behind-the-scenes looks at various theaters of war.
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Escapes: War & Military 2015
WWII was the setting for several stories of daring escapes from behind enemy lines, some of which are being recounted for the first time this season.
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Commanders-in-Chief: War & Military 2015
Almost all of America’s 44 presidents have had to deal with military crises, either at home or abroad, during their time in office.
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Katrina Books: A Time Line: Hurricane Katrina 10th Anniversary
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University Presses: Hurricane Katrina 10th Anniversary
In addition to the many trade titles about Hurricane Katrina, several university presses are publishing books on the subject this year.
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After the Storm: Hurricane Katrina 10th Anniversary
Numerous books have addressed Hurricane Katrina in the decade since the storm devastated New Orleans and wreaked havoc across the Gulf Coast on Aug. 29, 2005.
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Select August Spanish-Language Titles
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Fall 2015 Announcements: Literary Fiction: More Is More
Fall usually means the literary heavyweights hit shelves, and this year is no exception.
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Fall 2015 Announcements: Essays & Literary Criticism: Looking Back
This season’s literary nonfiction is in a retrospective mood, reflecting on mortality and what the authors have learned about their art.
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Fall 2015 Announcements: Art, Architecture & Photography: People and Places
With monographs from two contemporary public artists, an appearance by Truman Capote in Brooklyn, a visit to the Noguchi Museum in Queens, and a photographer’s exploration of the American West, many of the major art books this fall focus on people or places.
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Fall 2015 Announcements: Sports & Entertainment: All American—from Soul Music to Football
Fall books on music look at innovators in various traditions, including soul, early New Wave, and the Great American Songbook. In film, a classic director of the 1960s gets his due. In sports, American football (college and pro) gets the spotlight.
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Fall 2015 Announcements: Cooking & Food: Cooking from Far and Wide
This season sees the debut of lines of cookbooks from influential magazines on American food and culture.
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Fall 2015 Announcements: Comics & Graphic Novels: Graphic Lives
This fall’s graphic novels dig deep into memoir, exploring lives as diverse as those of a child in Libya, a garbageman in Ohio, and a woman with breast cancer.
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Fall 2015 Announcements: Business: Big Books from Big Names
Some of the biggest business books this fall come from people high up in business and financial circles.
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Fall 2015 Announcements: All Our Coverage
PW's editors pick the big books of fall 2015 in 16 categories, from fiction to cookbooks to history and more.
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Fall 2015 Announcements: Politics & Current Events: The Campaign Begins
November 2016 may seem far away, but with the presidential campaign now underway, the news will soon be all politics, all the time.



