New Books

A close look at punk’s stubborn afterlife—its sound, its politics, and the communities it made.

Reporting from the fight against immigrant detention, focused on the people who refuse to accept it as permanent.

A sharp historical romp that turns Tudor succession into a dangerous, darkly comic survival game.

A tense literary novel about care, desire, and the uneasy bargains people make to keep going.

A crime story with a haunted center, following the clues that surface when the past will not stay buried.

A history of the American right’s long campaign to make inequality feel inevitable.

Keith Ridgway’s unsettling rural novel: intimate, strange, and alert to every fracture in a small community.

A social comedy about ambition and allegiance when friendship becomes its own form of collateral.

A candid memoir about family, recovery, and the work of making peace with an unfinished past.

A darkly funny getaway in which grief, travel plans, and family secrets refuse to stay orderly.

A psychologically charged debut about belonging, reinvention, and the cost of becoming someone new.

A New Orleans mystery with appetite, local color, and a sleuth who knows trouble rarely arrives alone.

An emotionally precise novel about intimacy, ambition, and what it takes to stop holding back.

A compact history of revolution viewed from the working people whose lives made the Atlantic world combustible.

Big-flavored vegetable cooking built for satisfying everyday meals, not side-dish apologies.