20 Fall Books To Curl Up With

by Louis Bayard

Bayard turns the Wilde family’s tragedy into an engrossing, eternally relevant fable of fame, scandal, and love. Full review >

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by Katherine Packert Burke

Wry and intimate and real, this character study is worth lingering over. Full review >

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by Caro De Robertis

A vulnerable, sensual, and joyous journey about living and loving in one’s truth. Full review >

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by Rachel Kushner

A deft, brainy take on the espionage novel. Full review >

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by Nora Lange

A wonderfully shrewd, surreal, and comical odyssey through a crumbling American landscape. Full review >

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by Emily Layden

A juicy mystery filled with gossip—and music you can almost hear. Full review >

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by Frances Mayes

The pleasure of this book is in its rare combination of eloquent writing, human insights, and page-turning storytelling. Full review >

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by Liane Moriarty

A fresh, funny, ambitious, and nuanced take on some of our oldest existential questions. Cannot wait for the TV series. Full review >

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by Danica Nava

A captivating romance that effortlessly balances laugh-out-loud scenes and heartwarming family moments. Full review >

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by Adrian Tchaikovsky

A savagely satirical take on the consequences of repressive doctrine and the power of collective action. Full review >

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by Mark Bostridge

A nuanced portrait of an enigmatic woman and a biographer in pursuit of her story. Full review >

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by Connie Chung

An irreverent, inspiring chronicle of a great life. Full review >

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by Leigh Ann Henion

Henion writes with poetic grace, blending her journey of discovery with the natural wonders in our own backyards. Full review >

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by Ketanji Brown Jackson

A terrific memoir. Full review >

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by Helen Molesworth

An overstuffed, endlessly interesting treat for anyone interested in any aspect of jewels. Full review >

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