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A discography of hip-hop, two considerations of WWII, from sea and air, WWI’s Eastern Front, and a new consideration of U.S. exploration.

Sequels from Kat Ailes and Janet Evanovich, two big debuts, plus a list of forthcoming series titles.

Christina Lauren and Vanessa Riley have new offerings, while Jayne Anne Krentz has a new series title, writing as Jayne Castle.

Dan Simmons, David Ignatius, Graham Moore, and Christopher Reich field spies across the globe and through history.

Sarah Perry returns to the world of The Essex Serpent, multiple debuts of note, and a new series title.

Sean Carroll explains the Standard Model of particle physics, the star of My Octopus Teacher urges a deeper connection to nature, and more titles explore the wonders of the universe. 

Biographies about tennis champ Rafael Nadal and legendary editor Judith Jones, along with a memoir by actor Tom Selleck, top the list of personal stories. 

Books about climate change, mass shootings, threats to democracy, AI, and more help measure the current state of the union.

R.O. Kwon returns to novels after a six-year break. Plus, a number of notable debuts.

Beach read season kicks off with new titles by Mary Kay Andrews and Kevin Kwan, while John Grisham and Alexander McCall Smith have series returns. 

Joyce Carol Oates, Jeff Shaara, Helen Simonson, and Alison Weir mine history and offer new stories. 

Jack Campbell and Veronica Roth have new titles, and there are multiple May debuts; plus a series list.

Linwood Barclay, Alex Finlay, Abir Mukherjee, and more offer readers tense pacing, twisty plots, and fraught atmospheres.

All the April 2024 Prepub Alerts in one place, plus a downloadable spreadsheet of all titles from every post.

World War II and the U.S. Civil War are main topics this month, while applications of medieval magic and a consideration of the White House situation room are also on offer.

A trio of new mysteries to know; plus forthcoming series titles.

A Beatles oral history, folk music chronicles, and more music books to create a reading melody.

Honored for their fictional works, these authors also pen nonfiction. Find the newest from Caleb Carr, Lydia Millet, Salman Rushdie, and Amy Tan.

Four more fiction titles not to miss this spring; plus new series titles.

Probing issues from the mire of outrage to the violence of the drug war to the history of immigrant detention, these nine titles are sharply focused and forceful reads.

Alexandria Bellefleur, Emily Henry, and Abby Jimenez return with novels filled with banter, joy, and HEAs. Plus, Julie Anne Long and J.R. Ward continue their popular series.

Anne Lamott returns and a death-doula, an etiquette expert, an astronaut, and a first lady offer advice.

Judi Dench and Doris Kearns Goodwin write about their experiences, while James Patterson writes about the secret lives of booksellers and librarians.

Authors including Chanel Cleeton, Bernard Cornwell, and Lisa Grunwald set novels spanning the Napoleonic Wars to the Jet-Set 1960s.

Deeply readable titles ranging across Indigenous history, the story of shipwrecks, poetry and WWI, and the miracle of silk. 

Amor Towles, Ruth Reichl, Eileen Garvin, and more pen novels of friendship, love, heartache, family, and community.

Julia Alvarez and Jane Smiley return, and a host of writers tackle philosophical questions and family relationships. 

All the March 2024 Prepub Alerts in one place, plus a downloadable spreadsheet of all titles from every post.

Edward Ashton, Leigh Bardugo, and Hannah Whitten have new titles, plus new romantasy reads and a series list.

Vampires prowl the pages, and new titles arrive from S. A. Barnes, Eric LaRocca, and Thomas Olde Heuvelt. 

Thrillers from David Baldacci, Alyssa Cole, and Mary Kubica, plus debuts and series titles. 

Navigating the many facets of a heating planet.

Mysteries to look forward to, including a list of new series titles.

Touring the past. 

History, psychology, economics, and politics.

From astrophysics to robots.

Life, love, moving on. 

Future shock, present turmoil.

Newcomers with clout. 

Memoir, history, and religious thought. 

Growing up, learning about oneself, aging gracefully.

Thriller authors to follow. 

Top thriller authors return. 

Exploring the arts.

All the February 2024 Prepub Alerts in one place, plus a downloadable spreadsheet of all titles from every post.

Writing that says something important. 

Famous figures seen anew.

Literary fiction, historical frames. 

Books of the times. 

Small-town but not always cozy. 

Two months’ worth of otherworldly pleasures. 

International, historical, police procedural: whodunits for everyone. 

Books on Billie Holliday, Carson McCullers, and more. 

From Nerd Nite to Otodus megalodon to cerebral entanglements. 

Political science, self-help, business, and more. 

Fun reading for the cold winter months. 

Revisiting old thriller friends. 

Veterans and rising thriller stars.

New thriller voices.

From James Lee Burke to Kristin Hannah to Valerie Martin. 

All the January 2024 Prepub Alerts in one place, plus a downloadable spreadsheet of all titles from every post.

Literary highlights. 

Good start-ups in the literary world. 

A fictional look to the past. 

From colonial times to the civil rights movement.

Worldwide historical perspectives. 

Deeply personal life stories.

Key issues, ready for discussion. 

Mysteries worldwide.

Ranging over history, with three views on the Holocaust. 

Algorithms, MAGA, and the war in Ukraine. 

Different ways to help oneself and others. 

Surprising lives. 

From mathematics to the moon. 

All the December 2023 Prepub Alerts in one place, plus a downloadable spreadsheet of all titles from every post.

Literary glitter. 

Seven debut novels to watch. 

Big names, big print runs in thrillers.

More great thrillers. 

Mothers, daughter, spouses, life. 

Historical figures become characters in three new novels. 

Heroes and tyrants, magicians and ghosts. 

Mysterious doings.

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From Tudor castles to outer space. 

Journeys that reveal what's shaped us. 

Four titles in performing arts and literature to round out the season. 

With December a thin publishing month, this story covers a mix of the top fiction outside of mystery and thrillers.

All manner of death for December.

All the November 2023 Prepub Alerts in one place, plus a downloadable spreadsheet of all titles from every post.

Chillers for chilly December. 

Reframing key wellness issues. 

Leaders in economics, science, and war. 

Barbra Streisand and Mary J. Blige, Willa Cather and Anthony Hecht, Elvis and the Colonel, and more. 

Reseeing the world. 

Buffalos and alligators, aliens and onions, science and technology. 

From Paul Auster to the latest Akashic Noir. 

Tales of happy families and happy couples—or not. 

World War II, five generations of Métis women, and a ball at Versailles. 

Epic stories.