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The bookstore that’s on a mission to decolonise your bookshelf with underrepresented voices and curated selections.
An independent labour-of-love-turned bookstore, Ramona Books caters to the truly discerning literature lovers.
Seven books from 2026 with the city at their heart. [ more › ]
Five anthologies and collections to check out this summer and fall, as selected by the CrimeReads editors * Virgin Islands Noir, edited by Tiphanie Yanique, Richard Georges (Akashi...
The legacy of colonialism casts a long shadow over the Virgin Islands. Although the enslavement of native people is consigned to the historical past, the current status of the isla...
The best BIPOC book releases of August include some of the year's most anticipated works, from Claudia Rankine, Chang-rae Lee, and others.
Visit our bookshop.org page to purchase this week's new books and support your local bookstore. And us! Afifi, Nadia: A Fugitive's History of the Known Universe (Flame Tree P...
Brooklyn Public Library's Central Branch N.K. Jemisin leads a workshop in the Bronx and more. [ more › ]
Marcia is publishing the first English translation of early 20th century woman of letters and feminist icon May Ziadhe; Ursula has been working on a review of the award-winning Leb...
QUEENS, NY – “Eclipse” is the title of Richie Innocent’s second book, tentatively scheduled for release in October. It has 56 poems which cover diverse topics, from childhood …...
This week's new books include works by bestsellers Téa Obreht and Olivie Blake, a thrilling Y2K fantasy, nonfiction on obscene art, and more.
There's an Appalachia-set romantasy, a lost memoir by a Hiroshima survivor, and the latest by some of America's best-living authors.
Here are five debut crime novels, thrillers, and mysteries, all worthy of your attention. Enjoy these first forays into the published world; the start, we hope, of many. As always,...
Dive into August's hottest books on fantasy, finance, memoirs & Black culture.
The Library of Flowers The Library of Flowers by L.C. Chu is $1.99! This one came out in May and be a leftove...
Mahbod & Mahyar A. Amouzegar, Tomorrow Brings Joy: Elysium (University of New Orleans Press 3/26) Near-future SF novel set in Elysium, a utopian society where humans and andr...
A cross-country journey with the Mayan god of death, a romantasy take on Lilith, a book club solves a murder, and more of today's best book deals
Each month, Ms. rounds up some of the most exciting new books by writers from historically marginalized communities—authors whose work too often gets overlooked in a publishing lan...
The final book in the author’s Harlem Trilogy is out now; read our recommendations from his œuvre.
Visit our bookshop.org page to purchase this week's new books and support your local bookstore. And us! Ampersand, Erin: Time to Play (Tor 978-1250470171, $18.99, 368pp, form...
Invisible Islands In the historical writings that we have, the women and men sit and wait in their canoes, showing no sign of aggression. They watch, hands at rest, as the men on t...
Here are a few new book releases from this week that are worth checking out… (Where possible, we have also […] The post New Book Releases – Week of 10 August 2026 – Mitali Perkins,...
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