All articles tagged with #novels
This article presents a quiz about notable buildings that inspired authors and feature in their novels, including locations like Belle da Costa Greene's workplace, a hotel in 'Death in Venice,' the House of the Seven Gables, a historic fort in Ghana, and a building by Mies van der Rohe that inspired a fictional house.
The article highlights upcoming book releases in 2026, including novels by George Saunders, Tayari Jones, Karan Mahajan, Ann Patchett, and a memoir by Liza Minnelli, with a focus on the first half of the year and anticipation for future releases by Colson Whitehead, Ayad Akhtar, and Emily St. John Mandel.
The article highlights the most anticipated book releases of 2026, including novels by George Saunders, Ali Smith, and Douglas Stuart, memoirs from Gisèle Pelicot, Lena Dunham, and Mark Haddon, as well as notable debut novels, covering both fiction and nonfiction genres.
The article previews 12 highly anticipated books for 2026, including the final volume of Alice Oseman's Heartstopper series, Maggie O'Farrell's historical novel Land, and various thrillers, memoirs, and fantasy titles, highlighting diverse genres and themes for readers to look forward to in the upcoming year.
The article ranks John Updike's top books, highlighting his diverse works from debut to later novels, emphasizing themes like religion, sex, family, and American life, with brief descriptions of each book's plot and significance.
Black Library is releasing two new Warhammer 40K novels: 'Apostle' by David Annandale, which follows a Word Bearers champion's quest for chaos on the planet Legitur, and 'Death Rider' by Rhuairidh James, about a Krieg Commissar's efforts to save a doomed regiment on Rezlan VI. Both books explore themes of war, faith, and resilience, and are set for release next year.
NPR staff and critics selected their favorite novels of 2025, highlighting a diverse range of genres including romance, fantasy, sci-fi, and crime, with notable titles like 'Atmosphere' by Taylor Jenkins Reid and 'The Dream Hotel' by Laila Lalami, reflecting contemporary themes and compelling storytelling.
This article previews the most anticipated novels and upcoming big screen adaptations for fall, as discussed on the Book Review podcast with Gilbert Cruz and Joumana Khatib.
The article highlights 27 new novels releasing this fall, including works by Thomas Pynchon, Harper Lee, and collaborations like Nicholas Sparks with M. Night Shyamalan, spanning genres from romance and horror to spy fiction and literary fiction, perfect for autumn reading.
The article highlights the most anticipated books of the fall season, including a diverse range of genres such as memoirs, novels, collections of short stories, biographies, and poetry, featuring notable authors like Thomas Pynchon, Susan Orlean, Arundhati Roy, and others, with releases spanning September to December.
Fall is a major season for publishing, with upcoming releases including Kamala Harris’s campaign memoir, new novels by Patricia Lockwood and Kiran Desai, and the final installment of Philip Pullman's trilogy, among others.
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.
This week's publishing highlights include an oral history of the atomic bomb's development and impact, a novel about suspicious neighbors in 18th century England, a fantasy novel for adults by Louis Sachar, a comprehensive history of Japanese manga, and contemporary fiction exploring themes of race and identity, along with a unique collaborative novel and album about wedding songs.
The 2025 Booker Prize nominees include 13 novels by authors such as Kiran Desai, Katie Kitamura, and Susan Choi, with Desai's 'The Loneliness of Sonia and Sunny' being a notable entry. The shortlist will be announced on September 23, and the winner in November will receive £50,000. The nominated works span various themes and settings, reflecting the diversity and richness of contemporary literature.
The article highlights the 30 best books of 2024, featuring a mix of novels and nonfiction works. Notable titles include Miranda July's "All Fours," a National Book Award finalist about a woman's transformative journey, and Percival Everett's "James," a retelling of "Huck Finn" from the perspective of the enslaved Jim. Other standout works include Tana French's crime novel "The Hunter," Kelly Link's debut novel "The Book of Love," and Jonathan Haidt's "The Anxious Generation," which addresses childhood mental health. The list showcases a diverse range of themes and genres, from gothic thrillers to memoirs and romantic comedies.