These forthcoming books by Black authors—ranging from memoir to mystery, and from literary fiction to young adult—have the Amazon Books editors thinking that autumn can’t come fast enough.

An fascinating mix of fiction, nonfiction, veteran best-sellers, and popular newcomers reflect a wide range of readers’ interests among the Most Sold books of 2020 so far.

The Amazon Books editors name nine of our favorite new sci-fi and fantasy reads of the year, featuring heroism from unlikely heroes, opening one’s eyes to the magic in the world, finding family, and surviving rampaging Sasquatches.

From romantic comedies to heartfelt romances, these eight love stories are perfect partners for summer reading on the porch, in the park, or in your favorite lawn chair.

The Amazon Books editors are spending the second weekend of the summer with a wide variety of reads, from Morgan Jerkins' investigation of her family's roots to a beautiful resource on flowers.

Ranging from fun, to thought-provoking, to downright sizzling, these six books celebrating gay, transgender, asexual, queer, and gender-expansive lives and stories are available in Kindle Unlimited through the end of June.

From suspenseful gothics to gore-tastic bloodbaths, new novels are arriving this year to deliver plenty of late-night reads.

“Devolution” and “World War Z” author Max Brooks talks with the Amazon Book Review about how he uses fiction to show readers how to prepare for real disasters.

Robin DiAngelo talks with the Amazon Book Review about white fragility, why white people continue to ignore racism, and how “our learning will never be finished.”

These sentences are among the most highlighted in Kindle books on racism, antiracism, and the challenges Black people face in a white-centered world.

From urban fantasy to military adventures, and from sasquatches to djinn, these are the stories science fiction and fantasy readers are looking forward to diving into this summer.

The best-selling author of "Divergent" shares how the mythology of the "chosen one" inspired her new novel.

In this month's best sci-fi and fantasy books, readers return to Panem, Murderbot is back, and a brand-new fantasy series gives readers a jolt.

Mermaids, mobsters, and Maus are among the books the editors will be spending quality time with this weekend.

We talk with best-selling sci-fi thriller author A. G. Riddle about putting humanity in peril in fiction and the parallels he sees to the real challenges we face today.