“You've Got a Place Here, Too,” edited by Ebony LaDelle, gathers an esteemed group of authors—such as Kennedy Ryan, Nicola Yoon, and Kiese Laymon—to celebrate the Black college experience.
Bestselling author Judy I. Lin introduces the story of a new hero, set amid one of the series's most unforgettable, epic battles.
Beyond her reality TV stories, Shay shares her experiences with OCD, her past and present relationship issues, and her struggles in parenthood and fertility in her memoir.
The writer and director collaborated with author Jayne Allen for "The Best Man: Unfinished Business" to delve into the inner life of beloved characters Harper, Jordan, and Robyn.
Bundles’ great-grandmother, daughter of Madame C.J. Walker, was the “Joy Goddess” of the Harlem Renaissance.
Sangu Mandanna continues to warm hearts with “A Witch’s Guide to Magical Innkeeping,” a cozy fantasy about a magical innkeeper clashing with a curmudgeonly guest.
“Roll for Romance” follows a swoon-worthy love story as it unfolds both in the real world and in the fantasy setting of a tabletop gaming campaign.
With “Death by Astonishment,” scientist and psychonaut Andrew R. Gallimore delivers a mind-bending history of DMT.
“Fox” is an atmospheric, subtle exploration of the ethical dilemmas a community faces when a monster is found in its midst.
Leadership expert John Wang guides Asian Americans through career challenges in "Big Asian Energy."
Pulitzer Prize winner Caroline Fraser probes the mysterious proliferation of murder in her native Pacific Northwest.
Bestselling author Lisa Jewell talks about her new multicast psychological thriller, “Don’t Let Him In,” why she writes her villains in the first person, and the genre she’d love to try writing someday.
