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Colson Whitehead · 2026
A final Harlem turn: one last score, old debts, and a city remaking itself around Ray Carney.
Ben Wikler · 2026
A practical argument for rebuilding democratic power from the ground up, written for people ready to organize.
Stacey McEwan · 2026
A high-stakes fantasy installment where prophecy is less a promise than a pressure point.
Matthew Schnipper · 2026
A close look at punk’s stubborn afterlife—its sound, its politics, and the communities it made.
John Washington · 2026
Reporting from the fight against immigrant detention, focused on the people who refuse to accept it as permanent.
Jillian Laine · 2026
A sharp historical romp that turns Tudor succession into a dangerous, darkly comic survival game.
Rowan Beaird · 2026
A tense literary novel about care, desire, and the uneasy bargains people make to keep going.
Rene Denfeld · 2026
A crime story with a haunted center, following the clues that surface when the past will not stay buried.
Kim Phillips-Fein · 2026
A history of the American right’s long campaign to make inequality feel inevitable.
Keith Ridgway · 2026
Keith Ridgway’s unsettling rural novel: intimate, strange, and alert to every fracture in a small community.
Amy Chozick · 2026
A social comedy about ambition and allegiance when friendship becomes its own form of collateral.
Matthew Quick · 2026
A candid memoir about family, recovery, and the work of making peace with an unfinished past.
Paige Harbison · 2026
A darkly funny getaway in which grief, travel plans, and family secrets refuse to stay orderly.
Andrea Uptmor · 2026
A psychologically charged debut about belonging, reinvention, and the cost of becoming someone new.
Sandra Jackson-Opoku · 2026
A New Orleans mystery with appetite, local color, and a sleuth who knows trouble rarely arrives alone.
Imogen Crimp · 2026
An emotionally precise novel about intimacy, ambition, and what it takes to stop holding back.
Tom Cutterham · 2026
A compact history of revolution viewed from the working people whose lives made the Atlantic world combustible.
Jessica Prescott · 2026
Big-flavored vegetable cooking built for satisfying everyday meals, not side-dish apologies.