A Century of Fiction in the New Yorker, edited by Deborah Treisman
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A gigantic anthology of New Yorker fiction in honor of the magazine’s 100th birthday
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Andromeda by Therese Bohman
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A novel in which two members of a publishing house reflect on their work and life together
Read MoreThe Life Cycle of the Common Octopus by Emma Knight
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A novel in which a young woman seeks answers from an eccentric family
Read MoreBeautiful Ugly by Alice Feeney
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A thriller in which the disappearance of a writer’s wife leads him to a mysterious island
Read MoreTo Save the Man by John Sayles
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A new novel from John Sayles about the infamous Carlisle School for ‘reforming’ Native Americans
Read MoreThe Suicides by Antonio di Benedetto
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A new translation of the concluding volume of the author’s Trilogy of Expectation
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Another Man in the Street by Caryl Phillips
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A lightweight new novel about ordinary people living in London
Read MoreAll Quiet on the Western Front by Erich Maria Remarque, translated by Kurt Beals
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A new translation of the great war-novel
Read MoreOrbital by Samantha Harvey & James by Percival Everett:
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Critic Tom LeClair reflects on two major prize-noticed new novels
Read MoreAmerican Rapture by CJ Leede
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A novel about a young woman coming of age during a diabolical pandemic
Read MoreThe Drowned by John Banville
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Crime fiction is elevated in John Banville's darkly deceptive new mystery
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Playground by Richard Powers
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A review of the latest novel from the great American writer Richard Powers
Read MoreAgony Hill by Sarah Stewart Taylor
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In Sarah Stewart Taylor’s new novel, a mysterious death involves an entire community in 1965 Vermont
Read MoreCity in Ruins by Don Winslow
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Don Winslow's incongruent last novel leaves us wanting a stronger exit.
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Write Like a Man by Ronnie Grinberg
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This scholarly consideration of both ethnic identity and gender ideology shines new light on a midcentury American intellectual movement.
Read MoreThe Angel of Indian Lake by Stephen Graham Jones
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Horror and horror movies intertwine in the new novel by Stephen Graham Jones
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