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“Julia Hass August 11, 2026 At last: the new Téa Obreht novel is upon us!”
“by Erica Moore, Capitalism is Sexism (Simon and Schuster) “A highly readable exploration of the insidious relationship between capitalism and gender inequality.” –Kirkus Brinda Charry, Hocus Pocus (Scribner) “Charry vividly describes Samuel’s stagecraft and lays bare the sordid racist tropes of early American entertainment.”
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“Lieberman Daniela Catrileo Days of Miracle and Wonder: Paul Simon and the Trials and Triumphs of Graceland Depraved: The Story of Dangerous Art diet Doortje Smithuijsen Ed Park Fed Up: What Evolution Reveals About Food Health Hocus Pocus Jess Row Leslie Bazzett Lessons From a Lost Republic: What Ancient Rome Can Teach Us about This American Moment Liam Higginson Melanie Challenger Mia Michelle Berenfeld My Person Natalie Sue Piñen Richard Russo Sam Roberts Storyknife: Stories Sunrise Tea Mutonji Tea Obreht The Hill in the Dark Grove The Responsible Party Three Tenses: A Transmission from the Nineties trans.”
“goes down like a dirgeful beach read.” –Harpers Liam Higginson, The Hill in the Dark Grove (Hogarth) “A sumptuously written, dark meditation on aging, obsolescence, and the brutalizing march of time and progress.” – Paul Tremblay Melanie Challenger, Alive: The Hidden Intelligence of the Living World (Penguin) “I struggle to think of a book for whose subject I have felt more sympathy and excitement: its turn to the body, its trenchant critique of scientific reductionism and misguided metaphors.” –The Guardian Téa Mutonji, My Person (Putnam) “Téa Mutonji writes sharply about the subtle ruptures endemic to formative friendships.” – Raven Leilani Daniel E.”
“by Jacob Edelstein, Piñen (FSG) “Catrileo paints her characters with a fine brush, showing how they each attempt to thrive amidst their gritty daily lives.” –Publishers Weekly Doortje Smithuijsen, trans.”