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James Wolff
'Spies and Other Gods' is an espionage novel by a former British intelligence officer · May 2026
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Jamil Jan Kochai
Sci-fi elements help a family's story before and after warfare · 2 episodes
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Jane Rosenberg
'Drawn Testimony' is a courtroom sketch artist's memoir spanning 40 years · Aug 2024
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Janice Hallett
These new mystery novels are 'whodunits' that might as well be called 'whydunits' · Oct 2025
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Jas Hammonds
'We Deserve Monuments' highlights a queer, Black love story amidst a family mystery · Dec 2022
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Jason Bailey
A new biography tells the twin stories of James Gandolfini and Tony Soprano · May 2025
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Jennet Conant
'Fierce Ambition' and 'The Lede' look inside the world of journalism · Feb 2024
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Jennie Godfrey
Two debut novels, two murder mysteries set in the United Kingdom · Jan 2026
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Jennifer Croft
In 'The Extinction of Irena Rey,' translators search for a missing author · 2 episodes
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Jennifer De Leon
'Borderless' is a YA novel about a teenage migrant separated from her mother · Jun 2023
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Jennifer Vanderbes
'Wonder Drug' traces the dark history of thalidomide and the birth defects it caused · Jul 2023
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Jenny Tinghui Zhang
Novel 'Four Treasures of the Sky' focuses on the horrors of the Chinese Exclusion Act · 2 episodes
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Jerry Craft
In 'New Kid,' a Black seventh grader navigates a new school · 2 episodes
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Jessica Goudeau
'We Were Illegal' examines Texas history through multiple generations of one family · Aug 2024
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Jessica Johns
In 'Bad Cree,' a horror mystery unfolds in the aftermath of loss and colonialism · 2 episodes
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Jillian Tamaki
'Roaming' is a graphic novel about friendship and travel · Sep 2023
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Jo Harkin
'The Pretender' centers on a real peasant who learns he is heir to England's throne · Jun 2025
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Johanne Lykke Holm
Two novels chronicle the mysterious disappearances of young women · Dec 2022
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John Hendrickson
'Life on Delay' chronicles what it means to live with – and accept – a stutter · Jan 2023
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John J. Sullivan
In 'Midnight in Moscow,' a U.S. ambassador recounts his time in Russia · Aug 2024
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John Schu
Two books offer lessons on love and acceptance for young readers · 2 episodes
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John Vercher
'Devil Is Fine' explores race, colonialism and grief through magical realism · Jul 2024
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Joseph Finder
In two noir novels, crime lurks beneath small town life in Norway and New England · Mar 2025
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Joshua Bennett
'The People Can Fly' examines the history of Black prodigies from poets to professors · May 2026
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Joshua Prager
In 'The Family Roe:' the human side of the landmark abortion case 'Roe v. Wade' · 2 episodes
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Judy Rakowsky
In 'Jews in the Garden,' a Holocaust survivor tries to uncover uncomfortable truths · Sep 2023
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Julia Langbein
In 'Dear Monica Lewinsky,' a woman turns to an unusual saint for support · May 2026
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Julia Whelan
Romance novelist pokes fun at genre while writing it, in 'Thank You for Listening' · Aug 2022
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