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Originally Published 4 months ago — by Literary Hub
A curated list of 20 new book releases spanning biographies, novels, memoirs, and cultural critiques, highlighting diverse voices and contemporary themes, with notable titles on James Baldwin, Octavia Butler, Deadwood, and more, amidst a period of personal loss for the author.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Winter is Coming
January 2024 will see the release of two notable fantasy and science fiction books. "Pillar of Ash" by H.M. Long concludes The Four Pillars series with a Norse-inspired adventure, while "Emily Wilde's Map of the Otherlands" by Heather Fawcett continues the journey of a faerie folklore scholar in a charming, journal-style narrative. Both books are eagerly anticipated by fans, with matching covers for The Four Pillars series and a unique storytelling approach for the Emily Wilde series.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Book Riot
January 2024 brings a fresh batch of romance novels for readers to enjoy, featuring a variety of themes from fairy tale-inspired college romances to historical and contemporary love stories, and even a cozy fantasy tale. Highlights include "A Not-So Prince Charming" by Jennifer Chipman, "The Takeover" by Cara Tanamachi, and "That Time I Got Drunk and Saved a Demon" by Kimberly Lemming. These new releases promise to deliver love, laughter, and a touch of adventure to kick off the new year.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Polygon
The year 2024 is set to be an exciting one for fans of science fiction and fantasy literature, with highly anticipated new releases from authors like Leigh Bardugo, translated works by Anton Hur and Ken Liu, and sequels to popular series. Notable upcoming titles include "The Djinn Waits a Hundred Years" by Shubnum Khan, "The Parliament" by Aimee Pokwatka, "Bride" by Ali Hazelwood, "The Tainted Cup" by Robert Jackson Bennett, and "The Book of Love" by Kelly Link, among others. These books promise to deliver fresh takes on classic genres, intriguing world-building, and thrilling narratives for a wide range of readers.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Book Riot
Goodreads has released its list of the most anticipated books of 2024, featuring 63 titles across various genres, including works by popular authors like Stephen King, Simone St. James, and RuPaul. The list, which reflects the interests of Goodreads' 125 million members, includes a mix of adult and YA titles, series continuations, debuts, and a range of genres from historical fiction to horror. Highlights include "The Bullet Swallower" by Elizabeth Gonzalez James, "Murder Road" by Simone St. James, and "You Like It Darker" by Stephen King.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Literary Hub
Literary Hub has released its list of the most anticipated books of 2024, featuring a diverse array of titles set to captivate readers. The selection includes Vanessa Chan's debut novel "The Storm We Made," Tara Isabella Burton's "Here in Avalon," and Mike McCormack's "This Plague of Souls," among others. The list spans various genres and topics, from historical fiction and existential noir to dark academia and personal guides on creativity. With contributions from both debut authors and established writers, the upcoming year promises a rich literary landscape for book enthusiasts.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Book Riot
Goodreads has released a list of the most-anticipated fantasy, science fiction, and horror books for 2024, highlighting popular sequels and the trending subgenres of romantasy and horror-romance mashups. The list is based on the number of times books have been added to users' Want to Read shelves, featuring works by authors like Sarah J. Maas and Stephen Graham Jones.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Vulture
The literary scene in 2024 is set to be vibrant with a diverse array of books that promise to surprise and engage readers. From Rachel Cusk's exploration of family and sci-fi to Tommy Orange's nuanced portrayal of Native American history, the upcoming titles offer a mix of daring memoirs, reimagined classics, and fresh narratives. These books move away from the saturated trends of publishing-world satires and grad-school tales, instead delivering unique stories like a queer Lolita story set in Greece, a cultural critic's account of gender transition, and a family portrait set against a pandemic backdrop. With themes ranging from the complexities of motherhood and divorce to the struggles of working-class life and the reevaluation of American literature, the 2024 reading list is rich with potential for both literary acclaim and reader fascination.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Literary Hub
The year 2024 is set to deliver an exciting array of science fiction and fantasy books, featuring a diverse range of stories from alternate-history utopias to dystopian surveillance states, and characters like vengeful ghosts, body-hopping mothers, and time-traveling pirates. Notable upcoming titles include Nisi Shawl's "Kinning," Tlotlo Tsamaase's "Womb City," Seth Dickinson's "Exordia," and many more, promising to fill readers' to-be-read lists with imaginative worlds and compelling narratives.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Fortune
Fortune's editors have selected their favorite non-fiction books of 2023, highlighting works that delve into the transitions in technology, media, and business. The selections include books on the rise and fall of digital media empires, the inside stories of influential companies like Bridgewater Associates and Glossier, and the personal and societal impacts of technological advancements and corporate practices. These books offer insights into the creators of our "algorithm world," the shifts in cultural and economic power, and the ongoing dilemmas posed by the intersection of technology, power, and democracy.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Guardian
The literary landscape of 2024 is set to feature a diverse array of books from renowned authors across fiction and nonfiction. Notable works include Simon Shuster's inside story on Volodymyr Zelensky, Hannah Ritchie's optimistic environmental manifesto, and Julian Borger's personal account of escaping the Holocaust. Fiction highlights range from Colin Barrett's debut novel to Michael Cunningham's family saga across the pandemic. Salman Rushdie will offer a memoir of his assassination attempt, while RuPaul shares his journey to success. Other anticipated releases include a "lost" novel by Gabriel García Márquez and the continuation of Armistead Maupin's Tales of the City series.