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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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Edwidge Danticat
In 'We're Alone,' Edwidge Danticat's essays extend an invitation to be together · Sep 2024
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Eliza Reid
We travel to Iceland with its first lady on International Women's Day · Mar 2022
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Gene Luen Yang
In a new graphic novel, romance flourishes during the Lunar New Year · Feb 2024
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Glen Weldon
Revisiting ‘Giovanni's Room’ · Nov 2025
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Howard Bryant
Two new books take on lesser-known chapters of WWII and Cold War-era Black history · Feb 2026
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Joe Posnanski
'Big Fan' investigates fandom from darts and football to Taylor Swift · Jun 2026
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Jon Klassen
Two children's books show the comfort kids can find in darkness · Jul 2023
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Linda Holmes
Books We’ve Loved: Jane Austen’s Pride & Prejudice, a blueprint to the modern romance · 4 episodes
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Nina Kraus
From silence to cacophony, here's how your brain makes sense of the world · Oct 2021
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Thomas Ricks
'Waging a Good War' explains civil rights movement in military strategy terms · Oct 2022
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Yasheng Huang
'The Rise and Fall of the EAST' chronicles China's economic history · Mar 2024
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Adam Rutherford
'Control' chronicles the dark history of eugenics and its ongoing impact · Nov 2022
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Camilla Pang
NPR's Short Wave: 'An Outsider's Guide to Humans' · Dec 2021
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Colette Shade
A new book examines millennial nostalgia and the economic consequences of Y2K · Jan 2025
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Elliot Ackerman
'2054' is a political thriller about civil war, misinformation and AI · Mar 2024
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Jonathan Eig
'King: A Life' and 'A Day in the Life of Abed Salama' are Pulitzer Prize winners · 3 episodes
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Jonathan Karl
President Trump's final acts of 'Betrayal' · Jan 2022
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Keyshawn Johnson
'The Forgotten First' and 'Parcells: A Football Life' chronicle NFL history · 2 episodes
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Matt Lewis
'Filthy Rich Politicians' scrutinizes the wealth of elected officials · Aug 2023
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Michael Steinberger
'The Philosopher in the Valley' paints an eccentric portrait of Palantir’s Alex Karp · Jan 2026
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Paul Scharre
Two books warn about the privacy implications of AI and neurotechnology · Mar 2023
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Randall Munroe
'What If? 2' is Randall Munroe's second round of answers to absurd questions · Oct 2022
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Stacey Vanek Smith
NPR's Wisdom From The Top: 'Machiavelli For Women' · Jan 2022
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Stephen Greenblatt
‘Dark Renaissance’ historian on how Christopher Marlowe paved the way for Shakespeare · Sep 2025
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Bob Crawford
'America's Founding Son' documents John Quincy Adams' influential post-presidency · Jul 2026
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Callan Wink
In 'Beartooth,' brothers embark on an illicit journey into Yellowstone National Park · Mar 2025
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Claire Dederer
'Monsters' examines fandom and how we consume art by morally compromised people · Aug 2023
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De'Shawn Charles Winslow
'Decent People' is a murder mystery grappling with race in the segregated South · 2 episodes
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Deepti Kapoor
Two novels take a closer look at class and gender in Indian society · Feb 2023
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E.J. Koh
'The Liberators' details the lives of Korean-Americans grappling with the war · Nov 2023
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Emily Nemens
'Clutch' follows a college friend group trying to maintain their bond in midlife · Feb 2026
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Emma Cline
In 'The Guest,' a sex worker wreaks havoc on the glitzy social scene at the Hamptons · May 2023
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