Must-Read Book Club Books for 2027
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The deluge of Big Big Books has slowed down a bit, but we’ve still got some bangers coming out this month. There’s a story collection by Annie Proulx (Annie Proulx Stories: New and Selected), and a few iconic celeb memoirs (Is It Too Late to Make a Run for It? by Judi Dench and Brendan…
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The Fair’s professional programmes work together, from the training programme and the Sharjah International Publishers Conference to the Sharjah International Library Conference, creating an environment that brings expertise together and anticipates the rapid changes taking place across the publishing sector.
As soon as we heard Ann Patchett and Zibby Owens were getting together for a bookish talk, we knew it would be a great conversation sprinkled with inspiring reading recommendations. On Tuesday night, the two authors—who are both voracious readers and champions of books in their own right—sat down at Temple Emanu-El in New York…
A groundbreaking adventure from National Book Award and Newbery Honor winner, Daniel Nayeri! A young boy, a mouse, and a dog set out to find their purpose in this fairy tale quest told in an innovative visual format that offers a one-of-a-kind reading experience. The text on each page snakes, climbs, jumps, and explodes into…
“There is a real sense of pride in how far Honno has come over the past 40 years. We’re taking the press in new and exciting directions, but our founding principles remain at the heart of everything we do.” So says Elen Martin, sales, marketing & business officer at the Welsh women’s press, which celebrates…
Nonfiction is showing up strong on the bestseller lists this week. Starting with a feel-good read, there’s I’ll Believe in Anything by Jacob Tierney, which is a collection of annotated scripts for the first season of Heated Rivalry. The rest of the new nonfiction books on the lists are of a very different tone. In…
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This year, Halloween falls on a Saturday, which means we get a full day – as well as the full weekend, if we’re being honest – to celebrate Spooky Season. If you, like me, lack the social energy this week to dress in your best costume and find a Halloween party, have no fear: I…