Publishers Weekly recently printed an issue with their best fiction and nonfiction of 2024 by genre. The following are some that seem the most compelling and may make it to ...

Any new owners hoping not just to join the sheikhs but beat them ... Declan Ryan’s first poetry collection is Crisis Actor ...

This year, leading thinkers asked how humanity became so fragile, what other life could exist in the universe, and whether it ...

With his latest book-length essay, "A Natural History of Empty Lots: Field Notes from Urban Edgelands, Back Alleys and Other Wild Places" (Timber Press), Brown rises to a level of acute observation ...

The celebrity cook Jamie Oliver has a sideline as an author. Not all his books are about cooking and food: Oliver has written two children’s books as well, Billy and the Great Giant Adventure and ...

they don’t get it,” as Dominique puts it. In south London, a father’s desertion has led to his son’s bewilderment around identity, sex and masculinity in Isaac by Curtis Garner (Verve Books £10.99).

Surrounded by books on the New-York Times bestsellers lists, as well as numerous fiction, non-fiction, cookbooks, children’s literature, and coffee-inspired books, you are bound to find a title that ...

Celebrity chef Jamie Oliver’s new fantasy novel for primary students ... In another 2024 paper, Thomson shows how portrayals ...

Nestled in the heart of picturesque Manchester Center, the Northshire Bookstore stands as a beacon for bibliophiles and ...

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