150 Most Anticipated Books of the Fall

by Kate Atkinson

Already one of the best writers working, Atkinson just gets better and better. Full review >

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by Andrea Barrett

More superb work from an American master. Full review >

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by Luke Dani Blue

Original work intent on creating new ways to imagine transformations. Full review >

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by Rubén Degollado

An instant Tejano classic. Full review >

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by Jonathan Escoffery

A fine debut that looks at the complexities of cultural identity with humor, savvy, and a rich sense of place. Full review >

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by Bobby Finger

A surprising page-turner—homey, funny, yet with dark corners of anger and grief. Full review >

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by Meghan Gilliss

As startling and intense as the windswept landscape the book depicts. Full review >

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by Eduardo Halfon ; translated by Lisa Dillman & Daniel Hahn

Another minimasterpiece by a master of the form. Full review >

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by James Hannaham

A brash, ambitious novel carried by an unforgettable narrator. Full review >

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by N.K. Jemisin

A ray of hope in a dark time. Full review >

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by Gayl Jones

Jones’ mercurial, often inscrutable body of work delivers yet another change-up to readers’ expectations. Full review >

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by Yiyun Li

Stunners: Li’s memorable duo, their lives, their losses. Full review >

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by Sam Lipsyte

A badass book with brains, wit, moral decay, and radical outrage to spare. Full review >

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by Ling Ma

Haunting and artful. Full review >

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by Cormac McCarthy

Enigmatic, elegant, extraordinary: a welcome return after a too-long absence. Full review >

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