The journalist’s ‘Deep End’ (Norton, Jan.) exposes the recklessness that led to the fatal 2023 implosion of the Titan ...

Man Eater’ (Atria Bestler, Jan.), the Bram Stoker finalist’s latest blood-soaked tale of greed and vengeance, sees an ...

October's viewing options include a new perspectives on John Steinbeck and Jane Austen, a look into the Harlem Renaissance, ...

Having taken the publishing industry by storm, Colleen Hoover is now setting her sights on Hollywood. In 2023, Hoover and ...

The head of Dua Lipa’s Service95 book club wants to expand its IRL presence, from in-person programming to its physical ...

Following Pantheon’s reissue of In the Shadow of No Towers last month, the cartoonist looks back on how both he and the ...

The #2 book in the country, I’ll Believe in Anything by Jacob Tierney, is the first official tie-in to Heated Rivalry. Plus ...

In our Best Books feature, we look back at some of our favorite titles submitted for BookLife and PW review, as well as at ...

Marvel’s changing of the guards, the newfound dominance of DC, and the explosive growth of manga were top of mind at this year’s New York Comic Con, held October 8–11.

In this magisterial account, journalist French (Born in Blackness) revisits the history of the Pan-Africanist movement through the life of Ghanaian prime minister Kwame Nkrumah, who in 1957 became the ...

While younger readers seem more open to authors using AI in some form, they agree with older readers that books should ...

The debut graphic novelist crashed into last month’s Small Press Expo as an exciting new talent shaped by old-school feminist ...