20 New Books That Will Take You Places

by Jennifer Dasal

A fresh look at female artists. Full review >

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by Aatish Taseer

A queer Indian journalist travels the world in search of home in this poetic, insightful travelogue. Full review >

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by Ben Weissenbach

John McPhee has a worthy successor. Full review >

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by Cédric Sapin-Defour ; translated by Adriana Hunter

A book every dog lover will cherish, celebrating the unbreakable bond of canine and human. Full review >

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by Sophie Elmhirst

A nimbly told story that should serve as a caution—but oddly, too, as inspiration—to would-be escapists. Full review >

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by James Dodson

Armchair travelers will enjoy Dodson’s wanderings—and may even be inspired to explore the road on their own. Full review >

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by Nathalia Holt

Holt’s narrative brims with missteps and tragedy, but it’s a worthy addition to the history of scientific exploration. Full review >

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by Josh Jackson

A satisfying read and a call to adventure. Full review >

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by Louis P. Masur

A fluently written account of a small but meaningful moment in American history. Full review >

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by James Rebanks

A quiet memoir of profound change. Full review >

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by Michael Shaikh

A revealing inquiry at the intersection of food, culture, war, and power politics. Full review >

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by Robert Finch

Warm, engaging recollections. Full review >

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by Noraly Schoenmaker

Heartwarming inspiration for readers seeking adventure. Full review >

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by Mark Synnott

Good history and a compelling extreme adventure. Full review >

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by E.A. Hanks

A lively, lovely take on an old standby, the road trip as a journey within. Full review >

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