Tricia Ford

The story John Mankiewicz kept in his back pocket and never gave up on.

Unflinching, bold, and inventive, these works of climate fiction (or "cli-fi," if you will) make for perfect Earth Day listening.

From the Pulitzer Prize-winning writer of the innovative “A Visit from the Goon Squad” and “Manhattan Beach” comes “The Candy House,” a mind-expanding romp that challenges our values about privacy and identity with the not-so-science fiction idea of uploading one’s memories to the internet.

The thriller writer brings her signature locked-room-mystery storytelling to a luxe but ominous apartment building in her latest whodunit, "The Paris Apartment."

The author of 'Fates and Furies' moves in a completely new direction with 'Matrix,' a bold and unexpected historical drama set in an English monastery with France's first female poet, Marie de France, at its center.

In 'Smoke Signal,' best-selling historical fiction writers Marie Benedict and Kate Quinn imagine the story of how Agatha Christie crossed paths with one of Britain's top secret code breakers in the throes of World War II.

Lauded for its lyricism and heart-wrenching beauty, Robert Jones, Jr.’s new novel is an electric debut centered on two enslaved men in love during the antebellum South.

Kimiko Guthrie's debut novel uses her own family's experience in Japanese American internment camps during WWII to address a generation of suppressed memories through one woman's quest to uncover the truth.

The 'Euphoria' author is back six years later with a modern-day coming-of-age tale that challenges the creative quest narratives for women.

Internationally best-selling author Salman Rushdie shares the inspiration for his modern adaptation of ‘Don Quixote’ and how good the right narrator can make a writer feel.

This year the bestselling author of 'The Ruin' added 'The Scholar' and 'The Sisters' for fans ready to immerse themselves in the world of her standout Irish crime fiction series.

The publishers’ lists are out! Read on to see who you’re not to miss this year.