Books

Colette Shade’s new book explores the era’s cultural output — and the sociopolitical trends that informed it.

The author’s novel has been lighting up group chats since its release this spring.

The Say Nothing author had abandoned his screenwriting dreams — until producers expressed interest in adapting his books.

Her latest novel captures the “sticky, messy, viscous-y love” shared by sisters.

The author of Red, White & Royal Blue and other beloved rom-coms returns with The Pairing.

Cue the Sun! explores the cultural impact of the much-maligned genre.

Margo’s Got Money Troubles follows a new mom who earns a living through virtual sex work.

Though the author is known for stirring the pot, her debut approaches difficult subjects with empathy.

The author of The Sicilian Inheritance writes from trains, planes, and (years ago) nightclub bathrooms.

In Dead Weight, she unpacks how disordered eating was the norm in many of the mainstream hits.

For Kiley Reid’s second novel, she brings readers to a college dorm room.

The celebrated author of The Silent Patient and The Maidens found a new way of working.

As a screenwriting duo, the author and her husband have developed a “high intensity” way of working.

The author explores an unusual dynamic in her new novel, Alice, Sadie, Celine.

Her new memoir is about her two late comrades, who she says were once “the people I would call if I had a dead body on me.”

In The Vaster Wilds, she takes readers to a brutal winter in 17th-century Jamestown.