This Fall's Biggest Hits

by Donna Tartt

A standout—and well worth the wait. Full review >

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by Elizabeth Gilbert

A brilliant exercise of intellect and imagination. Full review >

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by Stephen King

Satisfying at every level. King even leaves room for a follow-up, should he choose to write one—and with luck, sooner than... Full review >

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by Wally Lamb

We all know that life is tangled and messy. Still, in reminding readers of this fact, Lamb turns in a satisfyingly grown-up... Full review >

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by John Grisham

Trademark Grisham, with carefully situated echoes of To Kill a Mockingbird. A top-notch thriller. Full review >

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by Scott Turow

Classic (in more senses than one) Turow. Full review >

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by Henry Bushkin

Carson partisans may find this memoir self-serving (what memoir isn’t?), but most readers will be captivated by this... Full review >

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by Alice Munro

The author knows what matters, and the stories pay attention to it. Full review >

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by Howard G. Buffett with Howard W. Buffett

An impressive example of how an individual’s diligent work can truly affect the world. Full review >

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by Malcolm Gladwell

In addition to the top-notch writing one expects from a New Yorker regular, Gladwell rewards readers with moving stories,... Full review >

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