This 2025 satirical thriller pays homage to one of the most iconic shows in the Real Housewives universe: The Real Housewives of New Jersey. The story focuses on the socialite cast of a reality show called Garden State Goddesses. When one…
Life&Culture Water ghost, two sisters and the long work of grief Published: Oct. 30, 2026 - 16:00:00 In 'And the River Drags Her Down,' Korean American writer Yun Ji-hyun reimagines a Korean folktale as horror story about loss, family and desire to bring…
This, according to Iraq's culture ministry, is the one-time home of English mystery novelist Agatha Christie, on the banks of the Tigris River in Baghdad. Fittingly, the abandoned house has its own mystery: why it's been left to decay over…
In the opening chapter of “The Tulip Poplars,” a teenage Tom Foster arrives at a community dance upon his beloved mule, Daisy, and quickly finds a dance partner in his childhood friend, Maeve. Algonquin Books, 384 pages, $30 With Tuesday’s arrival of…
1. The Hungry Tide by Amitav Ghosh 2. Go Start Up by Karan Kashyap 3. Super Ageing: Are We Doing It Right? by Dr. David Soh Poh Huat As the world enters the era of Super Ageing, longer lifespans bring new challenges and…
Get an introductory Jacobin subscription for just $20 The Rouse follows a secret British effort to weaponize ghosts amid the Cold War and decolonization. A supernatural spy thriller, a Marxist meditation on history, and a stylistic triumph, China Miéville’s novel is…
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(Rare Bird Books) Born Richard Allan Ream, Poison’s drummer earned the nickname Rockett from a hair salon he worked at. This is just one of many secrets revealed in Rikki’s memoir, which chronicles the wild and crazy journey from Mechanicsburg,…
Another year, another novel from bestselling author John Grisham. He's had 51 consecutive number 1 bestselling books across various genres, and has sold nearly half a billion copies worldwide. And now he's stepping out of the courtroom with his first spy thriller…
Read ‘A Talent for Murder’ is a deliciously fun meta take on Patricia Highsmith’s most famous creation by Sammie Purcell for SaportaReport here. “A Talent for Murder” opens up on one of the scariest things of all – a blank page.
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