Dan Brown, John Grisham, and Walter Mosley return this season to join a slate of debuts about family and nontraditional forms ...

The National Book Award finalist talks about Portis's appeal as the “patron saint of journalists who become novelists” and ...

After an extended search, the American Library Association has found its new executive director: Daniel J. Montgomery, ...

Wrapping up a hurly-burly session, the U.S. Supreme Court today announced two decisions that influence the teaching of books ...

Control of the U.S. Constitution as a “living” and inevitably changing text has passed from the hands of the people to those ...

Gothic horror and dark academia dominate this season’s offerings alongside timely climate fiction and epic romantasy.

Forgery scandals, pioneering female painters, and the intersection between art and politics are among the season’s hot topics ...

The writer of the nearly 20-year-old literary blog the 'Marginalian' has long fretted how many of her favorite books are out ...

Back in March, we invited publishers to submit information on books publishing between Aug. 1, 2025, and Jan. 31, 2026. Our ...

“Maris had a pretty good idea of how the cover should look and feel, based on some images of vintage matchbooks. The raw rage ...

The catastrophe in Palestine takes top billing, followed by warnings about AI, tech titans, and autocracy, and critical reflections on internet culture.

The season’s most noteworthy new releases include Thomas Pynchon’s latest, autofiction by Patricia Lockwood, and Mona Awad’s ...