February's Hottest New Releases

by Asali Solomon

Blackness, feminism and the loss of virginity have never been analyzed by a more astute and witty main character. Full review >

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by Anne Tyler

The texture of everyday experience transmuted into art. Full review >

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by Kenny Porpora

As one teacher exulted after his acceptance to the Columbia Journalism School, “[p]eople with stories like yours don’t end... Full review >

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by M.O. Walsh

Celebrate, fiction lovers: The gods of Southern gothic storytelling have inducted a junior member. Full review >

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by Rachel Holmes

A full-fleshed, thrilling portrait, troubling and full of family secrets. Full review >

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by Charles Baxter

Nearly as organic as a novel, this is more intriguing, more fun in disclosing its connective tissues through tales that... Full review >

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by Reif Larsen

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by Arthur Bradford

A jazzy, anarchic collection. Full review >

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by Nick Hornby

Years later, Sophie is getting ready to star in a play that's intended to revive her career. “The play is much better than I... Full review >

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by Philip Connors

Unlike other, neater narratives of being lost and found, Connors’ story—told with harrowing insight and fierce prose—is... Full review >

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by Claire North

The high stakes and breakneck pace of the plot will draw readers in, and the meditations on what it means to be human and to... Full review >

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by Katherine Heiny

These young women are sympathetic and slyly seductive, sometimes selfish and maddeningly un–self-aware, but they are... Full review >

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by James McGrath Morris

A deeply researched, skillfully written biography about a previously underappreciated individual. Full review >

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