With Day: A Novel, Pulitzer-Prize-winning author Michael Cunningham is back with his first novel in …

Another supremely twisted thriller from the author of Alice and Near the Bone. Our LitStack …

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This week, we are revisiting our LitStack Rec of Donna Tartt’s phenomenal novel The Goldfinch. …

In, I Heard A Fly Buzz When I Died, when a literary icon stays with …

Cross-Stitch is a debut novel of female friendship and coming-of-age from Jazmina Barrera. About Cross-Stitch …

The Future is a dazzling tour de force where a handful of friends plot a …

For this LitStack Rec, we’re recommending two books, Alfred Hitchcock/Truffaut, and Boy Erased. A Definitive …

Ana Turns 60! What better time to focus on what’s next in this blink of …

Blood Sisters is a powerful exploration of contemporary Native experiences and injustices, from land rights …

Catwoman: Lonely City and Cliff Chiang have been plotting against me. Catwoman and Chiang Have …

Happy Halloween as this review revisits Tiny Nightmares Do Tiny Nightmares Scare You? In their …

In Jewel Box: Stories, the strange, the sublime, and the monstrous confront one another with …

Reality and the supernatural collide in The Puzzle Master—as a puzzle-maker finds himself pulled from …

In Julie Benesh’s About Time, a memoir in poems, there is well-disguised tension. Julie Benesh’s …

An American Master returns, Tim O’Brien’s new novel, America Fantastica. About America Fantastica The author …

From the best-selling author of Three Strong Women comes Vengeance Is Mine, a thrilling novel …

Few names are more universally recognizable than Harry Styles, and here is a collection of …

This Spotlight shines on the gripping new novel The Last Language, from Jennifer duBois, “one …

The main character of the Broadway musical, Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, …

Here are five 5-star books you must read this fall. My fall reading list has …

Introducing the eagerly awaited “Best American Science Fiction & Fantasy 2023” Get ready to dive …

A Handheld History by Lost in Cult is a historical and personal look at the …

Tremor reckons with the passing of time, survival, and how stories make up the fabric …

I had love expectations for Amazon’s Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power. It …

Two LitStack Recs this week! How fantastic is that? Take a look at the books …

A debut review by writer Emmie Finch of the books of Pellinor, by Alison Croggon. …

Class clowns rejoice! With The History of Sketch Comedy, Keegan-Michael Key turns to his roots …

With two plots that jump around time and place, and characters that are immediate and …

Anna May Wong: From Laundryman’s Daughter to Hollywood Legend, by Graham Russell Gao Hodges For …

The master of historical fiction is back with the fifth book in the Kingsbridge series.  …

A Section on Graphic Novels I recently browsed my local library and saw something that …

In My Armenian Friend, a 13-year old meets courage, love, and dignity—all of which mark …

The Maniac confronts us with the deepest questions we face as a species. Tracing The …

Ship Fever: Stories, by Andrea Barrett One of my favorite National Book Awards selections in …

Visit Arrakis in a whole new way in The Official Dune Coloring Book as you …

Introduction to 5 Novels from the 1970s The 1970s was a decade of change and …

Visit Octavia Books, where history, culture and the artistic spirit feel alive as the city. …

Death is one thing, it’s what you do afterward that matters. About Ghost Tamer Aspiring-comedian …

The Dutch House, finalist for the 2020 Pulitzer Prize. The question comes from Danny Conroy, …

Cabaret has always been a story about desperate people hoping to create a place for …

Lahore, British India. 1943. A family and nation divided by the living legacy of colonialism. …

The Wolves of Eternity questions the limits of what we can understand about life itself. …

These Charming People, stories by Michael Arlen In the period just after World War One, …

Evocative of Joyce’s “The Dead” Dogged Love and Unpredictable Human Relationships The Pole is a …

Setting is character. That’s what a wonderful writer friend of mine, Robin LaFevers, told me …

A frank, feminist examination of the hidden crisis of rage facing American mothers–and how we …

We didn’t call the police right away. An Unwinding Tangle of Family Secrets In Happiness …

Here is our original review of “Car Trouble” in honor of our dear friend, Robert …

Now in paperback. In Natural History: Stories, Andrea Barrett completes the beautiful arc of intertwined …