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Ann Patchett Shares Her Favorite Books and What Inspired Her New Novel ‘Whistler’

Ann Patchett has spent the last three decades telling unforgettable stories. The award-winning New York Times bestselling author has written 15 critically acclaimed books like The...

I Keep Falling for Ann Patchett’s Slightly Maudlin Novels

Her latest, Whistler, is full of unusually decent people. But it still made me tear up.

Ann Patchett’s next accolade: A peace prize rooted in the Dayton Accords legacy

Ann Patchett has received the Ambassador Richard C

Ann Patchett Has Already Determined the ‘Best’ Book of the Year

And it’s not her latest novel, Whistler. That should tell you something about the author and bookseller herself.

Ann Patchett Reveals Her August Reading List—& One She Abandoned

Bestselling author Ann Patchett is an open book. She doesn’t keep secrets…at least about the books she enjoys reading. She’s well known for publicly sharing her book recommendation...

WHISTLER

Of a piece with her last three novels—Commonwealth (2016), The Dutch House (2019), and Tom Lake (2023)—Patchett’s latest explores the evolution of families over time, romantic secr...

Ann Patchett Predicted Past Pulitzers! See Her Fall 2026 Reading List

Imagine guessing a Pulitzer Prize winner three years before it happens—and being right. Ann Patchett did exactly that. We know the award-winning novelist, who just released her lat...

Book Review: Whistler by Ann Patchett.

My thoughts on Patchett's latest. The post Book Review: Whistler by Ann Patchett. appeared first on Magpie by Jen Shoop.

7 New Books to Read This June

A new Ann Patchett, a reissue of a Pulitzer-winning book of essays, and a sprawling, intelligent immigrant novel.

Hannah Brown’s Favorite Summer Reads With Depth and Heart

Her reading list leans into family secrets, second chances and the messy business of falling in love—the same themes you'll find in her bestselling fiction.

Why Whistler is one of the most talked-about novels of 2026

Here's why Ann Patchett's Whistler has become one of 2026's most discussed novels, winning readers with its emotional depth and storytelling.

Visiting Privileges

Harriet Clark’s debut novel is a fable-like story of growing up in the fallout of a family’s radical dreams.

Sigrid Nunez’s stories surprised even her

The author of the novel “The Friend” felt a burst of energy that culminated in a short story collection. Her prose is warm, powerful, precise, and shattering.

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The Strawberry Patch Pancake House The Strawberry Patch Pancake House by Laurie Gilmore is 99c and a Kindle D...

A World-Changing Writer Makes Her Debut

The history of this bestseller is almost as interesting as the author's life itself.

New Fiction April-June 2026 – 10 Books to Watch For This Quarter!

Excellent New Fiction Books for the Second Quarter of 2026 !!! Here are some excellent new novels that were released […] The post New Fiction April-June 2026 – 10 Books to Watch Fo...

ALL THIS WANT (AND I CAN'T GET NONE)

The protagonists in Clark’s short stories seem to yearn for desire itself—to lunge after it and to be left, somehow, with fistfuls of nothing but air. In “The Girl Gets Whatever Sh...

No One

An Exclusive First Look at B.K. Borison’s <em>Longtime Listener</em>

The bestselling romance author returns next year with her third (and final?) Nora Ephron-inspired love story.

The Twenty-Year Novel: Harriet Clark on The Hill

If you’re deprived of a home, deprived of access to your family, you learn that, actually, being bound to others is the significant thing.

Rachel Aviv’s Act of Revision: On You Won’t Get Free of It

“I had written three stories with three lost babies, all of which I had left out.”

‘Failure was my thing’: Women’s prize winner Virginia Evans on her long journey to success

The American author received ‘thousands of rejections’ over two decades before finally hitting gold with her first published novelJust as I am about to interview this year’s Women’...

Partita by Barbara Kingsolver

A spoiler-free review of Partita by Barbara Kingsolver, a memory novel built like a Bach suite about loss, music, class, and the long reach of a love that almost broke a life. Slow...

The Novels Everyone Will Be Reading This Summer

New fiction from Maggie O’Farrell, Ann Patchett, Colson Whitehead, Silvia Moreno-Garcia and much more.