This mystery novel by Katie Williams is so imaginative, so twisty--and so ORIGINAL-- I am blown away by it. If you are into new fiction, this is not to be missed!

James McBride's THE HEAVEN & EARTH GROCERY STORE is one of Maureen Corrigan's most anticipated summer reads. Hear what she had to say on PBS News at the link below👇pbs.org/newshour/show/…

Best-selling author James McBride says his new book, “The Heaven and Earth Grocery Store,” is about how easy it is to see that people are “much more alike than we are different.” He shares how the story came to him — and who inspired it.

#JamesMcBride has done it again—written one of the best #books of this or any year, coming out this week from Riverhead Books. So grateful to The Associated Press for the chance to write this #review: tinyurl.com/bddav5k7 #bookreviews #publishing #fiction #writing #readingcommunity #amwriting

“McBride knows that the best storytellers take their time and get lost in the details, that tangents can turn into gold in the right author’s grip": Danez Smith reviews “The Heaven & Earth Grocery Store,” by James McBride. nyti.ms/3rVJFmF

📚September’s #GetLitWithAllOfIt Book Club with WNYC 🎙 is reading ‘The Heaven and Earth Grocery Store’ by James McBride. Get your copy on SimplyE! on.nypl.org/3stJEGX

.Miranda July talked to Vogue Magazine about her new book ALL FOURS, how it led her to meditate on the meaning of the “midlife crisis,” and the deep meaning behind the cover art, in their exclusive announcement of the novel: vogue.com/article/mirand…

In his new novel, “Family Meal,” Bryan Washington follows the jagged reunion of two former best friends, each grappling with grief and complicated relationships. nyti.ms/45eNHEI

I am so happy to share my big news with you: next year, on April 9, 2024, the day before my 70th birthday, I am publishing a new book, called Somehow: Thoughts on Love. You can preorder and learn more here:    bit.ly/3RMJh4S (bit.ly/3RMJh4S)

JAMES MCBRIDE #1!!!!!!

I am so happy to announce that I am going on book tour starting April 9 to celebrate my new book, Somehow (AND my 70th birthday). For more details and ticket information click here: sites.prh.com/annelamott#tour

🚨 THIS IS NOT A DRILL: DANZY SENNA RETURNS THIS SUMMER! 🚨  The beloved author's newest book, COLORED TELEVISION, is a dark comedy about love and ambition, failure and reinvention, race and identity. 📺✨ Who's excited to read this one?! 🔥😎☀️bit.ly/3TBmHgn

You will not believe this but Kara Swisher had me on her podcast. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/rad….

For next week's The New Yorker, I profiled Miranda July, who has written a wild and profound novel about life changes—and found that the writing changed her. newyorker.com/magazine/2024/…

Join The Center on Friday, 9/6 when Danzy Senna (Caucasia, New People) discusses Colored Television, “a riveting, exhilarating novel about making art, selling out [and] being middle-aged and precariously middle class." (Rumaan Alam). Get your tickets now tinyurl.com/3svms7yw!

Join us in Brooklyn at The Center for Fiction on 9/6!!! centerforfiction.org/event/the-cent…

With 'Colored Television,' Danzy Senna gives us a laugh-out-loud cultural critique (via L.A. Times Opinion ) latimes.com/opinion/story/…

Absolutely cannot wait! come see Danzy Senna in conversation with Jennifer Egan (Jennifer Egan) at The Center next Friday, 9/6! tinyurl.com/3svms7yw

Spoke to Danzy Senna about “Colored Television,” the novelist’s plight in Hollywood, and reasons to reclaim the word “mulatto” for The New Yorker Radio Hour. (More to come…) newyorker.com/podcast/the-ne…

Review by Ron Charles: In Danzy Senna’s novel, a biracial academic in need of cash heads for Hollywood. wapo.st/4dO1fvM