Popular Fiction Writers’ Latest Books You Must Read

by Jesmyn Ward

As with the best and most meaningful American fiction these days, old truths are recast here in new realities rife with both... Full review >

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by T.C. Boyle

Fans and new readers alike will appreciate Boyle's droll humor, eye for detail, and seemingly inexhaustible imagination. Full review >

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by Jennifer Egan

Realistically detailed, poetically charged, and utterly satisfying: apparently there’s nothing Egan can’t do. Full review >

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by Louise Erdrich

There is much to rue in this novel about our world but also hope for salvation: “I think we have survived because we love... Full review >

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by Jeffrey Eugenides

Sprightly or serious, Eugenides consistently writes about complex lives with depth and compassion. Full review >

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by Cristina García

A stunning collection of memories, snippets, and specters. Full review >

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by Joe Hill

Worth waiting in line for, if you’re a Hill fan. If you’re not, this is the book to turn you into one. Full review >

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by Stephen King & Owen King

A blood-splattered pleasure. It’s hard to say what the deeper message of the book is save that life goes on despite the... Full review >

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by James McBride

McBride emerges here as a master of what some might call “wisdom fiction,” common to both The Twilight Zone and Bernard... Full review >

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by Alice McDermott

Everything that her readers, the National Book Award committee, and the Pulitzer Prize judges love about McDermott’s stories... Full review >

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by Claire Messud

Emotionally intense and quietly haunting. Full review >

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by Celeste Ng

With her second novel, Ng further proves she’s a sensitive, insightful writer with a striking ability to illuminate life in... Full review >

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by Louise Penny

A meticulously built mystery that follows a careful ascent toward a breaking point that will leave you breathless. It’s... Full review >

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