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"I love a fully realized poetry collection and The Book of Alice is one such. The project here is so thoughtfully, powerfully executed and I'm so glad to have read this." -Roxane Gay THE BOOK OF ALICE by Diamond Forde (@Poemsandcake). Read the collection that critics like Roxane Gay are raving about: bit.ly/3U5Za6k

"Is Cuba Trump’s Next Target?" On The New Yorker Radio Hour, David Remnick speaks with Pulitzer Prize winning writer Ada Ferrer, author of KEEPER OF MY KIN, about the situation: apple.co/47kav9U

A hilarious, sobering look at how hustle culture has come to define modern academia, Maria Adelmann’s The Adjunct offers a twist on a tangled MeToo story and turns Sam’s downward spiral into a critique of class and the hollow promises of the American dream. Available March 31: bit.ly/3OLLaPP

How do a pair of aspiring restauranteurs end up on the stage of the James Beard Awards? Molly Irani, cofounder and Chief Culture Officer of the Chai Pani Restaurant Group, and author of Service Ready, could never have predicted that her restaurant would one day win Outstanding Restaurant of the Year at the James Beard Awards. Now available! bit.ly/4cMEbjp

"Jesmyn Ward Writes to Help You Navigate the Human Experience" Jesmyn Ward, author of ON WITNESS AND RESPAIR, interviewed in Harper's Bazaar! bit.ly/4rOHsT6

“If you need to remember what makes us human…you need poetry.” Ada Limón reminds us poetry can heal, connect, and ground us in AGAINST BREAKING (out April 7). Preorder: bit.ly/4sVT9s8

“This is a wonderful collection, and a reminder that Mary Lavin was —is—one of Ireland's greatest writers.”—Roddy Doyle Colm Tóibín shares a surprising moment with Mary Lavin, one of the great overlooked voices of modern Irish literature. Mary Lavin’s fiction is now revived in AN ARROW IN FLIGHT for a new generation of readers in this definitive volume, selected and introduced by Colm Tóibín. bit.ly/3O6KyDY

“This is a jaw-dropping memoir… feminist history, political outrage, environmental elegy and much more I’m still digesting...” — Barbara Kingsolver Mother Mary Comes to Me by Arundhati Roy is as breathtaking as it is unflinching—an intimate story of a mother and daughter that expands into something far bigger. Read what authors like Kingsolver are raving about: bit.ly/442NjdH

Join Adriana E. Ramírez, author of THE VIOLENCE, in conversation with Kate Tuttle at McNally Jackson Seaport on 4/20! Info: bit.ly/4rEXXBs

An epic fantasy thriller from Stephen King and Peter Straub. The Talisman follows twelve-year-old Jack Sawyer as he travels between our world and the mysterious Territories in search of a powerful talisman that could save his mother’s life. On sale for a limited time: bit.ly/4brrl9a

Join Colm Tóibín at The Center for Fiction on 4/21 for A Night of Irish Storytelling as he celebrates AN ARROW IN FLIGHT by Mary Levin and his upcoming collection THE NEWS FROM DUBLIN! Details: bit.ly/4avWWWW

Some crimes are never forgotten. From the investigators who helped pioneer criminal profiling, comes The Cases That Haunt Us by Mark Olshaker and John E. Douglas. A book that reexamines the world’s most chilling unsolved crimes. Read the 25th anniversary edition: bit.ly/4q9zPGk

Colm Tóibín recalls a surprising moment with Mary Lavin, whose rediscovered stories return in AN ARROW IN FLIGHT, newly selected and introduced for today’s readers. Now available in one collection, pick up AN ARROW IN FLIGHT: bit.ly/3O6KyDY

“[Ferrer] braids a clear-eyed account of recent Cuban history with an empathetic catalog of its effects on her family. It’s a memorable and heartrending achievement.” It's a STARRED review for Ada Ferrer's KEEPER OF MY KIN (available 5/19). Read more: bit.ly/3PQ4f3F

GLORIOUS COUNTRY is a richly researched biography of Frederic Church, the great 19th-century American artist whose stunning paintings of remote lands and seas thrilled American audiences and put the young republic on the map of world culture. Available May 5! bit.ly/3OH2LbD

A family. A finca. A country at war. In The Violence, Adriana E. Ramírez delivers a powerful portrait of Colombia’s civil war told through generations of resilience and survival. Available 4/14: bit.ly/4aKEsT7

Collector or reader? 📚 If you’re looking for a bookshelf refresh, listen to Faith Roberson, author of What Stays and What Goes, share her simple, thoughtful approach to organizing your books—so your shelves work for you and reflect what matters most. Available 4/7: bit.ly/4rCfIlD

Booksellers! It's time to vote for the ABA Indies Choice Book Awards and TILT by Emma Pattee is shortlisted for Debut Adult fiction! Vote here: bit.ly/3PzYC9D Voting closes 3/25

The Hour of the Wolf is an unforgettable memoir about Fatima Bhutto’s journey out of the darkness during a period of loneliness, coercion, and a longing for motherhood. It’s also about a snappy Jack Russell Terrier called Coco and how much Coco taught Fatima about care. bit.ly/46Q6hav

A The New Yorker, Chicago Tribune, The Boston Globe, and Kirkus Reviews Best Book of the Year Red Scare reveals the familiar pattern of illiberal conspiracy-mongering and political backlash that speaks directly to the divisiveness of our contemporary times. Now in paperback: bit.ly/3OIfI56