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"Give yourself a Halloween treat and preorder this fascinating book!" -Margaret Atwood
Coming September 2027 in the US.
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Give yourself a Halloween treat and preorder this fascinating book! Not everyone’s cup of blood, but if the 19th c interests you — connections to sci fi, horror, crime, forensic science, and the public’s appetite for grue. Deeply and passionately researched! Due out in Feb. Crowds will form, as they did at the Paris Morgue.
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Give yourself a Halloween treat and preorder this fascinating book! Not everyone’s cup of blood, but if the 19th c interests you — connections to sci fi, horror, crime, forensic science, and the public’s appetite for grue. Deeply and passionately researched! Due out in Feb. Crowds will form, as they did at the Paris Morgue.
Seen in John Mulaney's October #mulaneyreads post, Jim Rasenberger's THE BRILLIANT DISASTER, an engrossing account of the Bay of Pigs crisis. Get your copy here and read along: bit.ly/47LOmBm
Scribner is thrilled to publish Jason Reynold’s debut adult novel FATHER, FATHER. Read the announcement with AP News!
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Want to know what books PECK & PECK author Bonnie Garmus recommends? Take a look at some of her recent reads that she shared with @AmazonBooks!
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People Magazine reveals the gorgeous cover for Melissa Broder’s next novel EMPTY AND MARVELOUS, a poignant, humorous take on grief — and the possibility of angels.
Peck & Peck is an instant New York Times bestseller! Congratulations, Bonnie Garmus!
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"This is a love story, a workplace romp, a satire with a soft heart for fonts, and an ode to poetry and the people who can't live without it.” —Oprah Daily, "Best Books of Fall 2026"
GOLIATH opens in 1910 when Black teenager David Jeremiah Lightfoot inherits his father’s barren Mississippi farm. There, he confronts literal and figurative giants as his ancestors’ legacy binds his fate to his new family, their land, and the surrounding community.
"The beautiful, brutal landscape, the love, the evil, the joys and the sorrows of one family left me feeling I had just lived a second life." —ABRAHAM VERGHESE, author of The Covenant of Water
From Victoria Hannan comes a hilarious and life-affirming novel about Leslie, a forty-three-year-old Australian woman who wins a trip to Las Vegas—and discovers there might be a whole lot more life waiting for her than she ever imagined. 🎰💫
For readers of The Wedding People and All Fours, this contagiously joyful story of friendship, reinvention, and rediscovering wonder will remind you that it’s never too late to begin again.
Available April 27th, 2027
Which Stephen King book was the easiest to write? Which does he consider his most underrated? And which is his personal favorite? To celebrate the release of OTHER WORLDS THAN THESE, we’re sharing a Q&A with the author himself!
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The stories we love stay with us—and so do the people who shared them. Esquire reflects on friendship, memory, and the return of Jack Sawyer in its review of OTHER WORLDS THAN THESE from Stephen King and Peter Straub.
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We’re thrilled to share this review of NATURE’S MAGICIANS in The Wall Street Journal! A book for anyone curious about the natural world, Jonathan Silvertown’s exploration of leaves invites us to take a closer look at the familiar.
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On October 22nd, an all-star cast of actors and writers will bring THE SUN ALSO RISES by Ernest Hemingway to life and ask what it means to read him today.
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A little bookish excitement of cosmic proportions: John Green is currently reading HOW TO BUILD A UNIVERSE, the next book from Katie Mack, available March 2027.
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Calling all Jane Austen fans! Sense and Sensibility hits screens today so it’s the perfect excuse for an Austen reading marathon and explore her last work, SANDITON, which tackles England’s privileged classes and the deception, snobbery, and unexpected romances that occur in their world.
Curious what Jane Austen was reading herself? Make sure you add Rebecca Romney’s JANE AUSTEN’S BOOKSHELF to your reading list too!
Chris Kraus shares her process for writing The Four Spent the Day Together, now out in paperback!
“A fast-paced mystery told in three interconnected parts that culminate in a subtle reflection on class, power, and the banality of our brute instincts.”—The Paris Review
