9 New Books Destined to Become Classics

by Francine Prose

Brilliant and dazzling Prose. Full review >

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by Anthony Doerr

Doerr captures the sights and sounds of wartime and focuses, refreshingly, on the innate goodness of his major characters. Full review >

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by Gary Shteyngart

Though fans of the author’s fiction will find illumination, a memoir this compelling and entertaining—one that frequently... Full review >

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by Elizabeth Kolbert

A highly significant eye-opener rich in facts and enjoyment. Full review >

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by Tom Rachman

Brilliantly structured, beautifully written and profoundly sad. Full review >

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by Helen Oyeyemi

Dense with fully realized characters, startling images, original observations and revelatory truths, this masterpiece... Full review >

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by Tiphanie Yanique

Bubbling with talent and ambition, this novel is a head-spinning Caribbean cocktail. Full review >

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by Lacy M. Johnson

Ferociously beautiful and courageous, Johnson’s intimate story sheds light on the perpetuation of violence against women. Full review >

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by Rivka Galchen

Galchen’s stories feel remarkably believable, despite their suggestion of alternate worlds and lives. This is a collection... Full review >

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