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“Literary Hub » Cheever on Cheever!”
“20 great books out in paperback this month.”
“Lit Hub Daily September 29, 2026 What is art in the age of content?”
“Smith, Fear Less: Poetry in Perilous Times (Norton) “Using her rare blend of lyric precision, intellectual depth, and civic consciousness, Tracy K.”
“Faust’s story charts a course of horror and loss, with moments so terrifying I had to turn on an extra light to keep reading.”
“Smith Twice Born: Finding My Father In the Margins of Biography When All the Men Wore Hats: Susan Cheever on the Stories of John Cheever Gabrielle Bellot Gabrielle Bellot is a staff writer for Literary Hub.”
“Tracy K.”
“Sometimes, encountering darkness in fiction or in a history or in another’s life becomes an unexpected opportunity for release, for catharsis, for focusing one’s energy elsewhere.”
“Near Flesh sheds welcome new light on Dunn’s work and working methods, but the book’s greatest value may be to remind us that she wasn’t a one-book wonder—that an oeuvre does, in fact, exist.” –Justin Taylor Susan Cheever, When All the Men Wore Hats: Susan Cheever on the Stories of John Cheever (Picador) ““[Susan Cheever’s] first book about her father fused memoir and biography; this one fuses memoir and literary appreciation.”
“A tremendously impressive feat of scholarship, it is also short, breezily written, and full of pleasing anecdotes and pen portraits…a thoroughly good story.” – American Historical Review David Nasaw, The Wounded Generation: Coming Home After World War II (Penguin Books) “Nasaw challenges us to rethink World War II’s domestic impact in The Wounded Generation.”
“Hamilton juggles her story lines and unforgettable characters with…humor, warmth, and flawless prose….Exactly the kind of life-affirming novel the world needs now.” –Stephen McCauley Falon Ballard, Something Wicked (Putnam) “Sizzling….The publisher bills Something Wicked as Macbeth meets Moulin Rouge!”
“She is working on her first collection of essays and a novel.”
“You’ll find moving novels, long-awaited story collections, biographies and memoirs, new histories, genre-blurring nonfiction, and more.”
“Browne Amanda Vaill, Pride and Pleasure: The Schuyler Sisters in an Age of Revolution (Picador) “The Schuylers have their ideal biographer in Amanda Vaill, whose captivating, rich story reveals the revolutionary strength of women adroitly using their influence to shape and preserve the very history that later excluded them.”
“Delton, Making Minnesota Liberal: Civil Rights and the Transformation of the Democratic Party (University of Minnesota Press) “In this important book, Jennifer A.”
“It’s a story about monsters, and murder, and loss, but it’s also a story about the ferocity of love, and the improbable ways it can capture our hearts.” –Philip Fracassi Amanda Vaill Andrew Bustamante Brandon Taylor Brenda Lozano Bryan Washington Carson Faust Christina Henry Cursed Daughters David Nasaw Falon Ballard Fear Less: Poetry in Perilous Times Georgia Summers Hester Kaplan If the Dead Belong Here Jane Hamilton Jaquira Díaz Jennifer A.”
“Her vivid prose makes the dust and mustiness of the antique bookshop palpable.” – Publishers Weekly Christina Henry, The Place Where They Buried Your Heart (Berkley) “ The Place Where They Buried Your Heart is a cosmic blast of haunted house horror in which Christina Henry explores the complex bonds of families—both the ones we lose and the ones we gain—and how those relationships can be found in the most unexpected of places.”