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Anne Berest
'The Postcard' and 'Good Night, Irene' detail how WWII impacted two families · Jun 2023
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Anthony Christian Ocampo
Gay sons of immigrants talk about the weight they carry in 'Brown and Gay in LA' · Oct 2022
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April Ryan
'Black Women Will Save the World' honors those on the frontlines of democracy · Oct 2022
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Ari Tison
Two novels find siblings confronting the evils around them · Apr 2023
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Ariel Lawhon
'The Frozen River' tells the fictionalized story of a real 18th century midwife · Jan 2024
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Arthur Levine
'The Hanukkah Magic of Nate Gadol' is a mythical take on the Jewish holiday · Dec 2024
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Ashley Cullins
‘Your Favorite Scary Movie’ and ‘Ready for My Close-Up’ are histories of iconic films · Aug 2025
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Ashley Hope Pérez
Bans on books like 'Out of Darkness' target authors of color · 2 episodes
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Ashley Kahn
New music books take on Paul Simon's 'Graceland' and the history of music and prison · Sep 2026
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Audrey Lee
Two new novels explore a world where technology has even greater access to our minds · Apr 2025
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Augustine Sedgewick
'Fatherhood' traces a history of masculinity, from Aristotle to Sigmund Freud · Jun 2025
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Austen Ivereigh
An early biography paints Pope Francis as 'The Great Reformer' of the Catholic Church · Apr 2025
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Azra Aksamija
'Design To Live' is a testament to the human spirit · Dec 2021
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Banu Mushtaq
Short story collection 'Heart Lamp' is the winner of the International Booker Prize · Jul 2025
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Barbara Ehrenreich
'Nickel and Dimed' is a window into the lives of low-wage workers · Sep 2022
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Barrie Hardymon
Revisiting Anne Rice’s ‘Interview with the Vampire’ · Oct 2025
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Belinda Huijuan Tang
Author weaves family history with fiction in debut novel · Aug 2022
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Ben Clanton
‘Papilio’ and ‘Chooch Helped’ are children’s books brought to life by friendship · Sep 2025
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Ben Purkert
'The Men Can't Be Saved' analyzes masculinity in the world of advertising · Sep 2023
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Benjamin Stevenson
Two books, two very different takes on Christmas stories · Dec 2024
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Beth Ann Fennelly
'The Irish Goodbye' and 'Frog' are micro-memoirs and essays about everyday life · Mar 2026
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Betty Shamieh
A new novel follows the love lives of three generations of Palestinian American women · Feb 2025
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Bianca Mabute-Louie
'Unassimilable' makes a radical case against assimilation for the Asian diaspora · Jan 2025
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Bill Janovitz
Music biographies 'The Cars,' 'Only God Can Judge Me' balance greatness and tragedy · Nov 2025
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Blair Braverman
In 'Small Game,' a survival-challenge reality show takes a dark turn · Nov 2022
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Brandon Kyle Goodman
In 'You Gotta Be You,' Brandon Kyle Goodman says we should embrace who we are · Oct 2022
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Brendan Slocumb
Two authors tell stories of the weird and wild in the classical music world · Feb 2022
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Brian Kelley
'Parks 2' is a book of photos and essays focused on the National Parks · Jan 2025
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Britni de la Cretaz
'Hail Mary' sets the record straight on the history of the women's football league · Nov 2021
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Brooke Kroeger
'Undaunted' provides a thorough history of the women who blazed trails in journalism · May 2023
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Burkhard Bilger
Two books look back on family histories and secrets · May 2023
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C.K. Chau
'Good Fortune' reimagines 'Pride and Prejudice' in early 2000s Chinatown · Aug 2023
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Caitlin Shetterly
In 'Pete and Alice in Maine,' a marriage is tested during pandemic · Dec 2023
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Caoilinn Hughes
'The Alternatives' is a novel about grief, sisterhood and working women · May 2024
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Carlos Barragán
'The Yahoo Boys' investigates Nigeria’s network of cyber crime 'sweetheart scams' · Jun 2026
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