Sitemap - 2021 - Read Her Like an Open Book
Four of five novels in NY Times Book Review's Ten Best Books of 2021 are by women
Make 2022 the year you discover these great Australian writers
THE ISLAND OF MISSING TREES is a compelling story of love, loss, identity, and adaptation
CARRY THE DOG examines a life lived in the shadow of childhood trauma
All seven finalists for the Center for Fiction First Novel Prize are women
PIRANESI wins Women’s Prize for Fiction
Gayle Brandeis on the power of place and the challenge of finding the language of landscape
THIS IS PARADISE is a powerful exploration of life in the Hawai’i that tourists don’t see
THE PEOPLE WE KEEP is a satisfying summer read about a young woman's journey to belonging
Books that complement each other (pt. 2): The Arsonists' City and A Place for Us
Patry Francis: The bookstore that made me a writer
From “Quote Your Sources” to the Inner Journey of Memoir
"Sister books" that complement each other
A BURNING encapsulates contemporary India in the intertwining lives of three characters
ABROAD explores the dark side of coming of age during a year abroad in an Italian university town
HEAVEN provides an intimate view of teenage bullying and a friendship formed between two victims
THE NIGHT WATCHMAN wins 2021 Pulitzer Prize for Fiction
Rene Steinke celebrates the profound influence of an independent bookstore
LILLI DE JONG author Janet Benton: Stories Have Made Me Who I Am
MEETING IN POSITANO is a love letter to an intimate friendship and the jewel of the Amalfi Coast
2021 Women's Prize for Fiction finalists announced
Jung Yun’s long and unlikely path to publication, from Fargo to NYC and beyond
Rachel Michelberg: How acting makes me a better writer
Deesha Philyaw wins Los Angeles Times Book Prize for First Fiction
Leslie Lindsay on reading to write: the long journey to her memoir
THE YIELD bears witness to the tragic history and complex present of Australia’s Indigenous people
Barbara Linn Probst: What Makes Readers Give an Unknown Author a Chance?
Editor Brenda Copeland: Show AND Tell
Mary Morris: Reflections on the personal and artistic influence of Joyce Carol Oates
Recent book deals mean more great reading next year
Caroline Leavitt: "I was so wrong about the stages a writing career followed"
Monday Mini-Review: THE RIVER WITHIN is a stylish and absorbing Gothic tale set in 1950s Yorkshire
Guest Author Leslie Pietrzyk: The Year of Pandemic Reading
New study reveals how consumers engage with books and other forms of media
Finalists for Los Angeles Times Book Prizes announced
What Was Lost in the Fire: Writing Afghan Historical Fiction
THE KINDEST LIE examines the cost of the American Dream for a young Black woman
PEN America announces finalists for 2021 Literary Awards
Six impressive short story collections you may have missed
Dublin Literary Award longlist announced
PEN/Faulkner Foundation announces finalists for 2021 Fiction award
Ten Australian writers you should know
INFINITE COUNTRY depicts the fraught lives of a Colombian family fragmented by immigration