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WebsiteEvery guest on NPR's Book of the Day
1338 guests, ranked by how many people never want them back.
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Susan B. Glasser
'The Divider' looks at Trump's years in office through the eyes of his aides · Sep 2022
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Vauhini Vara
'This Is Salvaged' explores the mishaps of intimacy and communication · Dec 2023
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Anne Applebaum
'Twilight of Democracy' chronicles the rise of authoritarianism · Jan 2022
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Juliette Kayyem
How to manage a disaster in 'The Devil Never Sleeps' · 2 episodes
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Peter Bergen
Marking 25 years since Sept. 11 with 'All the Presidents' Wars' and 'Scattered Steel' · Sep 2026
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Robin Wall Kimmerer
'The Serviceberry' and 'Birding to Change the World' draw lessons from nature · Feb 2025
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Alice Walker
'The Color Purple' is about the bonding of women · 2 episodes
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Andrew Motion
Celebrating NPR's Petra Mayer with three literary things she loved · Nov 2021
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Chris Sweeney
‘The Feather Detective’ is a biography of Roxie Layboune, forensic ornithologist · Aug 2025
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Craig Brown
A new biography portrays Queen Elizabeth II as the British public's emotional anchor · Oct 2024
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Dylan Mulvaney
'Paper Doll' documents trans TikTok creator Dylan Mulvaney's journey through girlhood · Apr 2025
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Elif Shafak
'The Island of Missing Trees' uses, well, trees to chronicle generational trauma · Nov 2021
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Elizabeth Day
'One of Us' is a British political drama based on the Boris Johnson era · Mar 2026
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Erin French
In 'Big Heart Little Stove,' chef Erin French focuses on recipes and hospitality · Dec 2023
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Henry Marsh
In 'And Finally,' a neurosurgeon comes to terms with his own cancer diagnosis · Feb 2023
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Ina Garten
Food meets family in new books from Ina Garten and Stephen Colbert · Oct 2024
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Jeanette Winterson
Two collections of horror stories modernize the genre · Apr 2024
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Jodi Picoult
'Wish You Were Here' ... Stranded with me in the Galapagos Islands · Dec 2021
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Maggie O'Farrell
Maggie O'Farrell's novel 'Land' takes readers to a famine-ravaged yet resilient Ireland · 3 episodes
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Marlon James
Marlon James' novel 'The Disappearers' chronicles the aftermath of a violent attack · 2 episodes
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Nadiya Hussain
‘Cook Once, Eat Twice’ and ‘Accidentally on Purpose’ are new books from cooking stars · Aug 2025
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Nina Totenberg
'Dinners with Ruth' shows how friendship can flourish despite clashing careers · Sep 2022
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Richard Osman
In 'We Solve Murders,' Richard Osman introduces a new detective trio · Oct 2024
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Ruth Reichl
'The Paris Novel' revels in a good meal, a beautiful dress and a romantic city · May 2024
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Simon Schama
'Foreign Bodies' traces the history of pandemics and vaccine hesitancy · Sep 2023
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CC Sabathia
Baseball at the center of personal narratives in two new memoirs · Jul 2022
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Don Winslow
'City in Ruins' is the finale of the Danny Ryan trilogy–and of Don Winslow's career · Sep 2024
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Glory Edim
'Gather Me' and 'Subculture Vulture' are memoirs told through books and subcultures · Dec 2024
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Jacob Soboroff
'Firestorm' tells journalistic – and personal – story of the LA wildfires · Jan 2026
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Jennifer Egan
Virtual memories live in 'The Candy House' · Apr 2022
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Kennedy Ryan
In 'The Kingmaker,' romantic sparks fly at a pipeline protest · Jun 2023
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