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“Literary Hub » Colson Whitehead, Michael Cunningham, Claire Vaye Watkins, and more: 20 new books out today!”
“Julia Hass July 21, 2026 Three splashy titles start us off this week: the long-awaited final book in Colson Whitehead’s trilogy, a memoir on craft by Michael Cunningham, and a new release by Claire Vaye Watkins.”
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“This is potent.” –Publishers Weekly Jeyamohan, trans.”
“* Colson Whitehead, Cool Machine (Doubleday) “It’s the greatest New York novel in years.” –Publishers Weekly Michael Cunningham, Unsayable: A Life in Writing (Random House) “ Unsayable made me want to live (really live) and write (really write)—not by glamorizing either, but by taking such mesmerizing care with the humiliations, passions, accidents, and subtleties of both.” – Miranda July Claire Vaye Watkins, Yellow Pine (Riverhead) “ Yellow Pine is a wild desert howl of celebration and elegy.” – Karen Russell Kimberly Phillips-Fein, Country of Lords: Neo-Aristocrats, Social Darwinists, Tech Utopians, and the Long Fight Against Equality in America (W.”
“Enjoy it with a stiff cocktail.” – Lev Grossman Matthew Schnipper, Rise Above: A Memoir (Random House) “Astoundingly intimate, generous, and tender, Rise Above is both a balm to despair and a bridge toward hope.” – Coco Mellors Imogen Crimp, Give Me Everything You’ve Got (Holt) “A psychologically rich and delectably dark look at the price of women’s artistic ambition.” –People Keith Ridgway, Dooneen (New Directions) “Lucid and affecting, appealingly labyrinthine.” –The Guardian Andrea Uptmor, The New People (Little Brown) “With a sharp sense of humor and wry insights into the many ways the myth of the American Dream leaves victims in its wake.”
“Brian Bergstrom, Capital from Zero (Astra House) “A reading guide, a manifesto, a revision, and a reclamation of Marx’s foundational work of political theory.” – From the publisher and the Long Fight Against Equality in America Andrea Uptmor Brenda Shaughnessy Capital from Zero Carinn Jade Carousel Chloe Lauter Claire Vaye Watkins Colson Whitehead Cool Machine Country of Lords: Neo-Aristocrats dad Dooneen Emily Eakin Give Me Everything You've Got Hannah Lucinda Smith Hating Women: A Memoir of Male Rage and Recovery Hinterlands: The New Cold War Brewing at the Peripheries of the West Imogen Crimp Jeyamohan Justine Larbalestier and Scott Westerfeld Keith Ridgway Kimberly Phillips-Fein Kohei Saito Love Matthew Quick Matthew Schnipper Me: A Memoir Michael Cunningham My Life in Theory Rise Above: A Memoir Rowan Beaird Sarah Minor Sean Hotchkiss Sensorium Ex: An Opera in Verse Social Darwinists Tech Utopians Tenderness The Dahlia Suite The Flayed Man The Frenchmen: Or The Mortons The New People tr.”