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ArticleFall Fic­tion & Non­fic­tion Pre­view

Our edit­ors spot­light the sea­son’s most not­able new releases, from the long-awaited returns of acclaimed nov­el­ists to bold riffs on clas­sic tales and sharp takes on hot-but­ton issues. The busi­ness, polit­ics, short­com­ings, and...

ArticleIngram and Thrift­Books expand their lib­rary ser­vice offer­ings in Baker & Taylor’s absence, and Entangled finds its first pres­id­ent in the former CEO of Tinder.

ArticleAs Amer­ican polit­ics have become more par­tisan, some con­ser­vat­ive pub­lish­ers are push­ing for “ser­i­ous” rather than incen­di­ary view­points.

ArticleWe talk with authors Emily Wat­son and Michael Koryta, and with the acquir­ing editor at Cor­nell Uni­versity Press.

ArticleMin Jin Lee’s new novel— the third in her Dia­spora Quar­tet—exam­ines South Korea’s cut­throat edu­ca­tion sys­tem.

ArticlePut­nam takes two thrillers from psy­chi­at­rist Nadi Meyar, Dut­ton lands singer-song­writer August Ponthier’s debut, and more.