Garmus debuts with a perplexing feminist fairy tale set in 1960s Southern California. Plucky chemist Elizabeth Zott believes she’s not like other women (“Most of the women she’d met in college claimed ...
In this piercing essay collection, Pulitzer winner Rivera Garza (Death Takes Me) meditates on entangled legacies of land, labor, and climate change. In the opening piece, “The Continue reading » Don’t ...
S&S UK publishing director Victoria Pepe will head up Simon Stream, a digital-focused fiction imprint that aims to offer the ...
Summit lands Madhuri Vijay’s sophomore novel about a mysterious illness that targets men, Amistad takes Christine Platt’s ...
Regime Change: Inside the Imperial Presidency of Donald Trump by New York Times White House correspondents Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan debuted at the top of our charts four weeks ago. Sales ...
After years writing about the New Testament through a Jewish lens, Levine turns to the Hebrew Bible with Genesis: A ...
Judge Araceli Martínez-Olguín approved the landmark settlement in the class action copyright lawsuit on Monday. Authors and ...
Jenna Johnson acquired world rights to the four-book Strange Architect series, which will launch in early 2029 with How to Be ...
We spoke with author Rajani LaRocca about turning to YA in her new novel and showing care as a doctor and writer.
No Land to Stand On, which details the 104 days the Palestinian activist spent in ICE detention last year, was completed ...
Martine Leavitt’s speculative YA story Whenever You Are and Kristen McCallum’s debut YA contemporary novel Free Girls follow ...
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