BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, and disabled authors are writing some of the most thought-provoking, original, and memorable literary fiction works.
Author Alvina Chamberland describes her latest work as a "scream-of-consciousness" book. What does it mean, and are there more like it?
Here are nine of the most unhinged characters in contemporary literature, from Tom Ripley to Juniper Song.
A dying man, haunted by a decision he made decades ago, searches for answers and peace in THE STOLEN CHILD by Ann Hood.
Adelle Waldman's HELP WANTED is a darkly comic workplace satire about employees in a big-box store who are scrambling to get by.
Read an excerpt of The Waters by Bonnie Jo Campbell, just announced as the January 2024 pick for the Today Show's "Read With Jenna" book club.
Just as video games are a visual art form, so are comics! Check out these manga and graphic novels like TOMORROW, AND TOMORROW, AND TOMORROW.
Despite winning awards, these little-known beautiful and thought-provoking literary fiction books remain criminally underrated.
I once sought out happy endings to a superstitious degree, but Gabrielle Zevin's books have helped changed what I look for from stories.
The sad girl summer genre persists all year long, hot weather not necessary, so immerse in a languid and longing mood with these reads.
