New Books Network Podcasts

“I was eighteen years old, a privileged math prodigy with two graduate degrees. Having leapfrogged my adolescence, I imagined life…

Tentative, curious, uncertain, alive, she followed him into the woods, moving in the direction where perhaps she imagined the rest…

“We were college graduates, blasé about it, diploma rolled into tubes. It was 1991; a diploma couldn’t save you from…

Considered one of the greatest writers in the Hebrew language, S.Y. Agnon received the 1966 Nobel Prize in Literature.

Two sisters are struggling to save their land when a gas well explodes on a neighboring ranch in western Colorado,…

Planted in her mind while the author was working as a professional gardener, The Forgetting Flower (Magnolia Press, 2019) tells…

To Keep the Sun Alive (Catapult, 2019) is the kind of rich, compelling story that not only informs the past,…

After surviving a car crash that left her widowed at twenty-two, Kathleen has retreated to a remote corner of a…

For twenty years, 47-year-old Isabel Toledo has been ghostwriting the stories of Holocaust survivors. It’s the mid 1990’s, Isabel is…