Talking to the celebrated author of Matterhorn about his new novel Deep River.

An enemies-to-lovers story sparkles in Jasmine Guillory's latest rom-com, The Wedding Party.

It's been an embarrassment of riches this half of the year--full of profound, entertaining, harrowing and moving novels (one or 20 of them just for you).

Vacation reading is like no other reading.

The queen of the summer read recommends three novels to bring with you on your next foray to the beach, park, or pool.

Learn more about our favorite book of the year so far, a bawdy, big-hearted romp in 1940s New York...

"I wanted to show that gay characters are just characters, and how, under our skin, women are more similar than we are different." How Jennifer Weiner's mother inspired her latest novel, a great read to commemorate Pride month (or any month for that matter).

With these books, our editors' summer solstice weekend will become one long reading party.

"It wasn't the book that I set out to write, but it’s the book that I had to write at this moment in time." And we're so glad she did. Learn more about one of our favorite books of June.

How well do we truly know our loved ones? Learn more about the smart literary thriller you want to read this summer...

Murphy explains what informed the writing of best of the month pick, Correspondents...

Casey Plett wins the Amazon Canada First Novel award for Little Fish.

Binnie Kirshenbaum's latest follows a writer succumbing to crippling depression, who is then institutionalized. Hilarious, right?! Actually, it is. Here, Kirshenbaum describes her process for piecing a book together, including this acerbic literary treat.

Tonight marks the premiere of George Clooney's six-part adaptation of Joseph Heller's Catch-22. We revisit the book, and look at six descendants (or cousins) of Heller's mad, mad, mad, mad masterpiece.

A lyrical, morally complex family saga; an uproarious and provocative work of satire; a sobering story set right after 9/11, and a heart-wrenching but hopeful yarn.