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Five must-read summer books and their captivating takes on the immigration experience

Five must-read summer books and their captivating takes on the immigration experience
In four must-read novels and a story collection, a group of gifted writers explores the invisible borders between culture and identity.
What's in a Page: Tiffany McDaniel on the ways her mother inspires her literary career

What's in a Page: Tiffany McDaniel on the ways her mother inspires her literary career
Stephen King talks thriller 'Billy Summers' and why the pandemic isn't that different from 'The Stand'

Stephen King talks thriller Billy Summers and why the pandemic isn't that different from The Stand
The latest novel from the prolific author, swaps the supernatural for page-turning thrills.
What's In a Page: Helen Ellis on friend-brags and menopause

What's In a Page: Helen Ellis on friend-brags and menopause
What's in a Page: Matt Haig reflects on 'The Midnight Library' phenomenon

What's in a Page: Matt Haig reflects on The Midnight Library phenomenon
What's in a Page: Rainbow Rowell on the finale of her Simon Snow trilogy

What's in a Page: Rainbow Rowell on the finale of her Simon Snow trilogy
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How a cocktail napkin started one of the summer's buzziest debuts

How a cocktail napkin started one of the summer's buzziest debuts
T.J. Newman wrote Falling while working as a flight attendant.
Watch the authors behind 'Blackout' discuss their buzzy new novel

Watch the authors behind Blackout discuss their buzzy new novel
YA's biggest stars have written the collab of the year with Blackout, an ode to Black teen love and New York City.
Brandon Taylor on 'Filthy Animals' and his Midwestern oeuvre

Brandon Taylor on Filthy Animals and his Midwestern oeuvre
Alex Michaelides on the most unsettling elements of 'The Maidens'

Alex Michaelides on the most unsettling elements of The Maidens
Quinta Brunson shares her pop culture favorites: Bob Odenkirk, 'Crooklyn,' and more

Pop Culture of My Life: Quinta Brunson on Mindy Kaling, Crooklyn, and accidentally watching a violent Bob Odenkirk film
'Pack Up the Moon' author Kristan Higgins on the books that changed her life

Pack Up the Moon author Kristan Higgins talks The Hobbit, Kathleen Woodiwiss, and the books of her life

With Hola Papi, advice columnist John Paul Brammer brings his readers into his life

The author speaks to EW about the journey from an advice column on Grindr to his first published book.

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'Want' author Lynn Steger Strong teases her next novel 'Flight' for the first time

Want author Lynn Steger Strong teases her next novel Flight for the first time
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Gabrielle Union and Dwyane Wade on the 'radical act' of 'raising free Black children'

Gabrielle Union and Dwyane Wade on the 'radical act' of 'raising free Black children'
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What's in a Page: Brenda Peynado on the literal ghosts of 'The Rock Eaters'

What's in a Page: Brenda Peynado on the literal ghosts of The Rock Eaters
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Asha Bromfield on 'Hurricane Summer' celebrating a young woman's pleasure

What's in a Page: Asha Bromfield on Hurricane Summer celebrating a young woman's pleasure
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Fatal attraction: Inside the intoxicating depravity of Lisa Taddeo's 'Animal'

Fatal Attraction: Inside the intoxicating depravity of Lisa Taddeo's Animal
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Authors Jenny Lee and Emiko Jean discuss identity, tropes, and writing around a pandemic

In Conversation: Jenny Lee and Emiko Jean discuss identity, tropes, and writing around a pandemic
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Casey Wilson on endings, beginnings, and why her new memoir will wreck you

Casey Wilson's Comedy of Eras: On endings, beginnings, and why her new memoir will wreck you
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What's in a Page: Flynn Berry wrote 'Northern Spy' in longhand

What's in a Page: Flynn Berry wrote Northern Spy in longhand
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Lilliam Rivera on going sci-fi and embracing Los Angeles in YA novel 'We Light Up the Sky'

Lilliam Rivera on going sci-fi and embracing Los Angeles in YA novel We Light Up the Sky
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How Enron inspired Laura Dave to write 'The Last Thing He Told Me'

How Enron inspired Laura Dave to write The Last Thing He Told Me
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Bess Kalb on the TV show she wishes she'd written and the classic novel she never read

Bess Kalb on the TV show she wishes she'd written and the classic novel she never read
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What's In a Page: Alena Dillon on her post-pandemic change to 'The Happiest Girl in the World'

What's In a Page: Alena Dillon on her post-pandemic change to The Happiest Girl in the World
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Read the late Eric Jerome Dickey's words about his final novel, 'The Son of Mr. Suleman'

Read the late Eric Jerome Dickey's words about his final novel, The Son of Mr. Suleman
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Kiley Reid on success of 'Such a Fun Age': 'You cannot solve racism through consumption'

Kiley Reid reflects on the success of Such a Fun Age: 'You cannot solve racism through consumption'
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Whiting Award winner Donnetta Lavinia Grays on plays everyone should read and the secret to writing in verse

Whiting Award winner Donnetta Lavinia Grays on plays everyone should read and the secret to writing in verse
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Dawnie Walton on the literary influence of Judy Blume and why she wants to live in Wakanda
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High Anxiety: Rachel Kushner on the haunting of heights and horror movies

High Anxiety: Rachel Kushner on the haunting of heights and horror movies
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'Department of Truth' comic wants you to think about who benefits from belief in conspiracy theories

The Department of Truth comic wants you to think about who benefits from belief in conspiracy theories
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'Of Women and Salt' author has a message for Hollywood ahead of novel debut: 'I'm ready'

Of Women and Salt author has a message for Hollywood ahead of novel debut: 'I'm ready'
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What's in a Page: Thomas Grattan's The Recent East started in a subway car
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Susan Orlean is bringing her charm to the animal world in her next book — get a first look

Susan Orlean is bringing her charm to the animal world in her next book — get a first look
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What's in a Page: Miranda Popkey breaks down Topics of Conversation
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What's in a Page: Rufi Thorpe imagines The Knockout Queen as part of the Marvel universe
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How Megan Nolan wrote the explosive romance in 'Acts of Desperation'

How Megan Nolan wrote the explosive romance in Acts of Desperation
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Imbolo Mbue and Patricia Engel discuss the pull of home in 'How Beautiful We Were' and 'Infinite Country'

The Conversation: Imbolo Mbue and Patricia Engel discuss the pull of home in How Beautiful We Were and Infinite Country
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