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Tim O'Brien's Next Novel May Be His Last
The author of 'The Things They Carried' says 'America Fantastica' will be his last novel—and its fantastical, frightening road trip plot takes readers on one hell of a ride.
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Tiya Miles Rides with the Trailblazers in a New Book
In 'Wild Girls,' the National Book Award winner reframes Harriet Tubman and other 19th-century women trailblazers as environmentalists.
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Author Latoya Watkins Is in a Lone Star State of Mind
With her new story collection, 'Holler Child,' Watkins is set to become Texas's next great literary export.
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Horror Manga Master Junji Ito Comes to the U.S.
Junji Ito won the Eisner Award for best cartoonist in 2022 and is making his first appearance as a special guest at San Diego Comic-Con 2023. Ito will have a spotlight panel and is expected to make time for (limited) signings.
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Writers to Watch: 10 Promising Fiction Debuts, Fall 2023
This season’s crop of promising debut fiction offers timeless human dramas from fresh perspectives.
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Lisa Jewell Raced Through Writing Her Latest Novel
It only took Jewell five months to write 'None of This Is True,' her latest novel, in which a podcaster digs into the life of a woman with a disturbing past.
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Daniel Clowes Shows You How to Fight Loneliness
The cartoonist returns to some of his favorite themes—isolation and alienation—in his graphic novel 'Monica.'
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Collaborating Couple Candace Fleming and Eric Rohmann
Author Candace Fleming and illustrator Eric Rohmann’s newest title, 'Mine!', is the latest in a long stretch of picture books by the husband-and-wife team.
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Edan Lepucki's New Novel Relives Memories (Somewhat Literally)
In her third novel, 'Time's Mouth' (Counterpoint), the author explores mother-daughter relationships among generations of women with a special gift.
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Tananarive Due's Haunted History
In 'The Reformatory,' the ghosts of the Jim Crow South haunt a fictionalized version of the infamous Florida reform school that claimed the life of the author's great-uncle.
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Ann Beattie Confronts Civil Unrest Through Fiction
In the author's new collection, 'Onlookers,' the shadow of the Civil War looms over a group of characters in Charlottesville, Va.
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A Consequential Woman: Spotlight on Linda Kass
In her latest novel, the author explores the life and times of Bess Myerson, the daughter of Jewish immigrants who was crowned Miss America in 1945, when hostility against Jews was high. (Sponsored)
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Beth Nguyen Explores Her Family Ties
In her new memoir, 'Owner of a Lonely Heart' (Viking), the author returns to her childhood and her complicated relationship with her mother.
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Not for Profit: Spotlight on Judith Van Ginkel
In 'Chasing Success,' the author leverages a wealth of experience to offer lessons and best practices for nonprofit leaders, funders, policymakers, and students. (Sponsored)
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Michael Connelly, ThrillerFest Silver Bullet Award Winner
The prolific author “just can’t say goodbye” to series lead Harry Bosch.
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ThrillerMaster Walter Mosley Turns His Prolific Pen to Sci-Fi
The author of the Easy Rawlins series continues to branch out from mysteries into science fiction.
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ThrillerMaster Charlaine Harris, Worldbuilder Extraordinaire
The Sookie StackHouse creator discusses some of her influences.
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John McPhee Finds His Unending Project
Literary icon Mark Twain is the inspiration for ‘Tabula Rasa, Vol. 1’ (FSG, July), McPhee’s 34th book of finely wrought “factual writing.”
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Chuck Tingle Goes Mainstream...ish
The prolific pseudonymous author of queer erotica discusses his first traditionally published novel, 'Camp Damascus,' and insists that his persona isn't just a bit.
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S.A. Cosby Is Finding His Religion
The crime writer’s latest thriller, 'All the Sinners Bleed,' follows a Black sheriff who experiences a crisis of faith while facing down a serial killer.