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Naomi Hirahara on CLARK AND DIVISION

Chicago, 1944. Aki Ito and her parents arrive in town, expecting to be met by Rose, their oldest daughter. But tragedy has struck, and now Aki Ito is…

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Charlotte McConaghy on ONCE THERE WERE WOLVES

Everyone has a secret to protect in a small Scottish Highlands town in Charlotte McConaghy's new novel, Once There Were Wolves, the follow-up to her …

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Ash Davidson on DAMNATION SPRING

Prepare to have your heart broken in all the best ways by Ash Davidson's miraculous debut novel, Damnation Spring — our August Discover Pick. She joi…

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Ben Macintyre on AGENT SONYA

If you love reading pulse-pounding stories about fictional spies, you'll love Ben Macintyre's thrilling true (and bestselling) stories about real-wor…

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Eddie S. Glaude, Jr. on BEGIN AGAIN

James Baldwin died in 1987, but his work still speaks to us — as if it was written last year, or last month, or even last week. Eddie S. Glaude, Jr. …

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Carolyn Ferrell on DEAR MISS METROPOLITAN

This is what we talk about when we talk about voice: Fern, Gwin and Jesenia are the heart of Carolyn Ferrell's acclaimed new novel, Dear Miss Metropo…

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Helen MacDonald on VESPER FLIGHTS

We've run out of superlatives to describe Helen Macdonald's memoir, H is For Hawk. She's followed her acclaimed bestseller — which showed many reader…

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Catherine Raven on FOX & I

Fox & I, Catherine Raven's tale of an intentional friendship with a wild red fox and how it changed her, is a kaleidoscopic meld of quiet observation…

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Sam Kean on THE ICEPICK SURGEON

Sam Kean is an eclectic writer with an affinity for scientific subjects and their weird and darker paths, and he has an inimitable knack for transfor…

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Matt Haig on THE BOOK OF COMFORT

Readers LOVE Matt Haig's charming, full of heart, and genuinely unputdownable novels The Midnight Library and How to Stop Time and made both of them …

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