Episodes (Page 50)
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Tochi Onyebuchi's novel 'Goliath' explores space escapism favoring the powerful.
Tochi Onyebuchi
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Isabel Cañas' 'The Hacienda' blends romance, terror, and the supernatural.
Isabel Canas
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Two novels, 'Strega' and 'All Good People Here,' explore violence against women.
Ashley Flowers
Johanne Lykke Holm
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Charlayne Hunter-Gault's 'My People' spans decades of Black American life.
Charlayne Hunter-Gault
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Gabor Maté's 'The Myth of Normal' links rising illness rates to toxic culture.
Gabor Mate
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Barbara Kingsolver's 'Demon Copperhead' addresses Appalachia's opioids and poverty.
Barbara Kingsolver
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Neil Pasricha's 'Our Book of Awesome' celebrates small, everyday joys.
Neil Pasricha
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Two cookbooks offer chef-tested holiday baking recipes.
Molly Gilbert
Rose Levy Beranbaum
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Olympic diver Tom Daley shares his passion for knitting in 'Made With Love'.
Tom Daley
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Kevin Powell's poetry collection 'Grocery Shopping With My Mother' explores family.
Kevin Powell
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Bora Chung's 'Cursed Bunny' features sinister short stories across genres.
Bora Chung
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David Sax's 'The Future Is Analog' argues for logging off screens.
David Sax
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Patti Smith discusses her polaroid photography in 'A Book of Days'.
Kevin Nealon
Patti Smith
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Jas Hammonds' YA novel 'We Deserve Monuments' features queer, Black love.
Jas Hammonds
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Timothy Fields and Shereem Herndon-Brown's guide helps Black students with college admissions.
Shereem Herndon-Brown
Timothy Fields
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Lily Brooks-Dalton's 'The Light Pirate' depicts a dystopian, climate-ravaged Florida.
Lily Brooks-Dalton
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Dawn Turner's memoir 'Three Girls From Bronzeville' covers identity and opportunity.
Dawn Turner
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NPR recommends favorite books of 2022, including Jennette McCurdy's memoir.
Jennette McCurdy
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Sarah Thankam Mathews' novel explores post-college life after the 2009 recession.
Sarah Thankam Mathews
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Mike Pence's book 'So Help Me God' details his faith's influence on politics.
Mike Pence