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Read about how the internet has gotten worse, one of the best memoirs on grief, and more in these new nonfiction paperbacks.
Real stories than span from a WWII Hiroshima survivor to stories of female resistance, to a marriage of convenience, and more.
In Edgelands (August), Somali-Canadian writer Mohamed Abdulkarim Ali, author of Angry Queer Somali Boy, explores what it means to live life on the margins, in the city and beyond,...
From serial killers next door, plagues, and climate disasters, the call is coming from inside the house in these terrifying nonfiction books.
From trailblazing Black women in Harlem to a comic custom-built for those who love fandom, dive into this month's new YA nonfiction and comics.
The Romance Revival The Romance Revival by Christina Lauren is $6.99! This is a pretty new release; it came o...
Our editors and critics review notable new fiction, nonfiction, and poetry.
From popular legal scholar Kimberlé Williams Crenshaw to an Indigenous chef to a queer refugee, these memoirs give great insight into amazing lives.
Here are 3 of the most worthwhile nonfiction books to revisit. They center disabled people's perspectives, defy genres, and watch snails.
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There is no one way to be disabled—and this year alone, we’ve had a host of top-tier new books about disability hit shelves.
Lost and Lassoed Lost and Lassoed by Lyla Sage is $1.99! This is the third book in the Rebel Blue Ranch seri...
Here are some of our editors’ and reviewers’ top picks so far this year for policy and political nonfiction. The post Get Smart: Our Summer Reading Roundup appeared first on Washi...
The Center for Fiction reveals the First Novel Prize longlist
A fresh spin on Baba Yaga, comic lovers take Japan, and more of this month's new YA comic and YA nonfiction releases.
2026’s highlights include a trilogy-capping novel, a strange frenzy of short stories, and a brazenly painful memoir.
This week's new books include works by bestsellers Téa Obreht and Olivie Blake, a thrilling Y2K fantasy, nonfiction on obscene art, and more.
Emily St. John Mandel explores what follows U.S. collapse, plus more fiction in September.
The Amateur begins with a death and builds to a courtroom drama, a trial for involuntary manslaughter. This is not a spoiler: the narrator in my new novel – a tale framed as a memo...
By Elissa Jacobs My memoir was written at sloth-speed. More than a decade from the first words on the page to a full first draft; more than five years beginning from when I “got se...
I’ve spent much of my career writing and editing nonfiction articles about people who venture into untamed terrain, so I’m drawn to bold and original descriptions of wild places. B...
Sara Lawrence reviews
'Pemi Aguda, One Leg on Earth (Norton 5/26) Dark fantasy novel set in Lagos, a place of opportunity, but urban development has a price. Yosoye, 23 and eager to start her new job...
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...
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