20 Best New Reads for Your Book Club

by Vanessa Chan

A chilling exploration of the costs of human weakness and desire, in a compelling and vividly wrought historical context. Full review >

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by Paul Lynch

Captivating, frightening, and a singular achievement. Full review >

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by Lauren Grodstein

Delicate, warm account of a brutal, cold time, grounded in humanity, small details, and unwavering clarity. Full review >

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by Naomi Alderman

A smart, engrossing fable about digital technology and human community. Full review >

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by Ed Park

A brash, rangy, sui generis feat of speculative fiction. Full review >

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by José Falero ; translated by Julia Sanches

Head-on against the grim indignities of an unequal world, Falero’s poetic novel embraces humor and empathy. Full review >

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by Ariel Lawhon

A vivid, exciting page-turner from one of our most interesting authors of historical fiction. Full review >

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by Alice McDermott

This transporting, piercing, profound novel is McDermott’s masterpiece. Full review >

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by Hisham Matar

A subtle, graceful, intimate exploration of loss and disconnection. Full review >

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by Álvaro Enrigue ; translated by Natasha Wimmer

An offbeat, well-turned riff on anti-colonialist themes. Full review >

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by Elizabeth Flock

Stirring narratives of defiance. Full review >

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by Erika Howsare

Outstanding natural history writing. Full review >

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by Phil Stutz

Thoughtful advice for personal growth. Full review >

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by Ziwe

A satirical feminist and anti-racist essay collection showcasing a formidably talented comedian and cultural critic. Full review >

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edited by Alissa Quart & David Wallis

A penetrating collection that is certain to challenge the readers’ views of those living in poverty. Full review >

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