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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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Darcie Little Badger
'A Snake Falls To Earth' tackles real life issues in a fantastical world · Dec 2021
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Darrin Bell
Two graphic memoirs explore growing up as a minority in the U.S. · 2 episodes
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Dave Eggars
A tech giant does its best Big Brother impersonation in 'The Every' · Dec 2021
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Dave Hage
'Sea of Grass' chronicles the disappearance of the North American prairie · Jun 2025
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Davey Davis
'X' portrays dystopian reality among the marginalized where they are exported · Jul 2022
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David Walker
'Big Jim and the White Boy,' a new graphic novel, reinterprets a Mark Twain classic · Nov 2024
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David Wright Falade
'Black Cloud Rising' novelizes the leader of an all-Black brigade in the Civil War · Mar 2022
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Dawn Turner
'Three Girls From Bronzeville' is a memoir about identity, opportunity and solidarity · 2 episodes
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Deborah Paredez
Two books revisit the cultural impacts of Tina Turner, Duke Ellington and more · Aug 2024
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Debra Lee
'I Am Debra Lee: A Memoir' recounts triumphs and challenges as the former CEO of BET · Mar 2023
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Deena Mohamed
'Shubeik Lubeik' imagines a world where you can buy and sell wishes · Feb 2023
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Deepa Varadarajan
'Late Bloomers' is a novel about arranged marriage, divorce and dating later in life · 2 episodes
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Dolen Perkins-Valdez
'Happy Land' was inspired by a real-life kingdom of formerly enslaved people · 2 episodes
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Donal Ryan
'The Queen of Dirt Island' captures the bond between women in an Irish family · 2 episodes
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Doreen Cunningham
Life's hardships lead to the trek of a lifetime in 'Soundings' · Jul 2022
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Dorie McCullough Lawson
Two new history books use the past to explain what’s important now · Oct 2025
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Drew Buxton
In 'Daytona Teddy Riggs,' a former high school football star enters a downward spiral · Aug 2026
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E. Lockhart
'We Were Liars' author returns for more teenage catharsis in 'We Fell Apart' · Nov 2025
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Elaine Sciolino
'Adventures in the Louvre' will teach you how to fall in love with the famous museum · Apr 2025
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Elijah Wald
'Dylan Goes Electric!' is the book behind Timothée Chalamet's new Bob Dylan biopic · Dec 2024
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Eliot Schrefer
Finding simplicity and radical acceptance through animal sexuality · Jun 2022
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Elise Hu
'Flawless' provides a deeply reported look into Korean beauty standards · Jun 2023
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Elissa Nadworny
What to read this summer, according to our NPR colleagues · Jul 2026
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Elizabeth Barks Cox
For the authors of ‘Reading Van Gogh,’ ‘Black in Blues,’ art opened a door to meaning · Aug 2025
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Elizabeth Evitts Dickinson
New biographies look at the careers of designers Claire McCardell and Virgil Abloh · Jul 2025
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Elizabeth Gonzalez James
In 'The Bullet Swallower,' the wild, wild West meets magical realism · Jan 2024
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Ellen Gaydos
'Pig Years' and 'What the Chicken Knows' consider the interior worlds of farm animals · Nov 2024
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Ellie Levenson
In 'Room 706,' a woman confronts her extramarital affair during a hostage crisis · Feb 2026
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Elvira K. Gonzalez
'Hurdles in the Dark' is a memoir about a kidnapping, juvenile detention and racing · Aug 2024
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Emiko Jean
'Mika in Real Life' focuses on identity and the diversity of parental bonds · Oct 2022
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Emily Hunt Kivel
‘Dwelling’ fictionalizes the American housing crisis with elements of fairy tale · Aug 2025
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Emily Raboteau
'Lessons for Survival' thinks about parenting through social and environmental crises · May 2024
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