9 Immigrant Stories Published in 2018
Excellent immigrant stories that have been published this year so far.
Excellent immigrant stories that have been published this year so far.
Compelling fictional sisters are one of the most satisfying relationships to read. Here are some literary sisters with complicated relationships.
Check out these engrossing new Latin American novels that are both thrilling and sure to please any fan of literary fiction.
Your 2018 National Book Award longlist for fiction is here! Take a look.
Books based on true stories, including four days on the Titanic, the botched assassination of Bob Marley, and a teen concubine who became Empress of China.
Do you prefer the hardcover or the paperback of Krysten Ritter's Bonfire?
Ruqaya Izzidien’s debut novel, The Watermelon Boys, was released at the end of August. At the same time, she launched her fun, short-film book trailer.
A Cuban-American reader on finally feeling seen in a novel: Next Year in Havana by Chanel Cleeton.
It's back to school season and for some fictional characters school means assassin school. Here are four heroines learning all the best assassin techniques.
Can't get enough of the queer representation of FX's Pose? Pick up these books!
F. Scott Fitzgerald, Eudora Welty, Joan Didion and E. B. White describe how summer heat affects their characters and their environment
Let's talk about summer reads where the weather and the world takes you somewhere you never thought you'd be...
Casey Plett's debut novel is trans literature that features dynamic and emotionally complex transgender characters, and what they do when they find each other.
Impressive UK fiction out in July.
On pain, generational trauma, racism, and more in Itzá by Rios de La Luz.
