The author of The Salt Path had written another book several years before she won a best debut prize for her memoir.

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Reading recommendations from critics and editors at The New York Times. Every week, the critics and editors at the New York Times Book Review pick the most interesting and notable new releases, from ...

Her long-awaited return to fiction is already generating major buzz.

Though there’s talk of the audio boom harming sales of non-fiction, fiction lovers are only being further enthused by all the author interviews and literary chats now out there. Here’s our pick of the ...

Writing fiction sharpened my strategic thinking in ways no workshop could — here's how I use a novelist's mindset to solve complex business problems.

For the 2026 Spring Arts Guide, a roundup of local book clubs to help you discover new reads, new friends, and maybe a new bookstore.

Every generation opens a new chapter in the rich old tale of Scottish publishing, with companies now covering the length and breadth of the ...

Books by the Bay will be at Bayview Park on March 28 and will offer access to books and authors, a haiku slam, scavenger ...

Unfortunately, I have slowly but surely lost the ability to really get lost in a book. It’s almost embarrassing for me to admit. My friends and family know me as a bookworm; it’s an innate, concrete ...

Our critic on three terrific new mysteries and a gem-filled story collection. Credit...Pablo Amargo Supported by By Sarah Weinman Some novels feel as if their existence required the author to have ...

The books we choose to read are assumed to shape our outlook and identity, or at least reflect our values in some way. So what do our reading choices say about us?