Starred Reviews Releasing Next WeekCheck out all the books to receive starred reviews in Publishers Weekly that are hitting bookstore shelves next week. more
Writers Talking Writers: Ben Okra and Katie KitamuraOkri and Kitamura discuss the respective influences of Christopher Okigbo and Natalia Ginzburg on their work. more
Alice Feeney Knows What Lies BeneathFor the mystery author—both in life and in her fiction—secrets abound and nothing is as it seems. more
Grady Hendrix’s Creepy VibesWhile the author's novels traffic in horror, it’s his humor, empathy, and heart that make him a standout. more
Nnedi Okorafor Did It Her WayThroughout her prolific career, the writer has always done things on her own terms. more
How ‘The Gloomy Girl Variety Show’ by Freda Epum Got MadeThe team behind Epum's form-breaking memoir discusses how it came together. more
We Lived on the HorizonBy Erika Swyler (Atria)
I've been a fan of Swyler since she debuted with The Book of Speculation. Her third novel, the intensely emotional and deeply thought-provoking story of septuagenarian ex-wives and their AI child in a postapocalyptic future, is her most ambitious yet. —Phoebe Cramer, SFF, horror, and romance reviews editor
Something RottenBy Andrew Lipstein (Farrar, Straus and Giroux)
I’m reading and loving this tale of a disgraced NPR host, a well-meaning liberal “man who forsook manhood” only to get canceled anyway after a farcical Zoom accident. He then spends a would-be restorative summer in Copenhagen, where he falls under the increasingly dangerous influence of a charismatic and manly Dane. —David Varno, literary fiction reviews editor
How to Share an Egg: A True Story of Hunger, Love, and PlentyBy Bonny Reichert (Ballantine)
Reichert deepens the conventions of food memoirs, Holocaust memoirs, and mental health memoirs in this casually profound account of growing up as the daughter of (and sharing meals with) an Auschwitz survivor. —Conner Reed, mystery and memoir reviews editor
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The Housemaid
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Dog Man: Big Jim Begins: A Graphic Novel (Dog Man #13): From the Creator of Captain Underpants
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Potty Time with Bean (Ms. Rachel)
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Iron Flame
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Atomic Habits: An Easy & Proven Way to Build Good Habits & Break Bad Ones
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The House of My Mother: A Daughter's Quest for Freedom
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