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Fiction and Poetry

By Joumana Khatib, John Williams, Alexandra Alter, Gregory Cowles

Cormac McCarthy will publish two new novels; Alan Moore, the author of “Watchmen,” is releasing a story collection; and we have books from Celeste Ng, Lydia Millet and George Saunders.

Memoirs and Biographies

By John Williams, Joumana Khatib, Elizabeth A. Harris, Alexandra Alter

Autobiographies from Jemele Hill, Matthew Perry and Hua Hsu are in the mix, along with books about Martha Graham, Agatha Christie and more.

Nonfiction

By John Williams, Joumana Khatib, Elizabeth A. Harris, Tina Jordan

New books on the 1921 Tulsa massacre, the history of the cell, the forces that shaped Donald J. Trump and more.

18 Books Coming in September

By Joumana Khatib

It's a packed month. Here's what to watch for.

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Elizabeth Strout has written five books in six years and has been nominated for the Booker Prize. What’s her secret?

By Elisabeth Egan

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For his debut, Jonathan Escoffery wrote stories that feel true to his experience as the son of Jamaican immigrants.

By Kate Dwyer

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Maggie O'Farrell, known for her imaginative historical novels, has always been drawn to stories hiding in plain sight.

By Elizabeth A. Harris

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Javier Zamora came to the U.S. from El Salvador when he was 9, and recounts the harrowing journey in his new memoir, "Solito."

By Benjamin P. Russell

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