Award-winning novel The House of Rust is enchanting and sometimes delightfully odd, full of lush descriptions and the rhythms of the sea.
Sarah Winman’s fourth novel is light yet satisfying, like foamed milk atop a cappuccino.
Unfolding over the course of one tumultuous year, Louise Erdrich’s novel searches for meaning and reveals astonishing, sublime depths.
In her first story collection, Lily King’s observations are somehow both sharp and generous. They’re worth dipping into again and again.
Josh Ritter’s talents as a ballad singer make this audiobook, which includes an original song, a special pleasure.
A country home becomes a site of bottomless drama for eight characters during the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Strout is a master of reflective stories that are driven more by characters than by events. Her fans will find plenty more to love about Lucy and William.
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