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Several recent books, most notably Atul Gawande’s Being Mortal, urge us to ask ourselves how we can live a good life, recognizing that death is a seamless part of our existence. Two compelling new accounts highlight individuals struggling with this question.

There’s really one kind of resolution I want to talk about—book resolutions. Promise me you’ll read as many books as you can this year! To get you started, here are the 30 novels we’re most excited to read in 2019.

Three authors and two audiobooks readers share a peek behind the curtain for Audiobook Month.

With these novels on the horizon, it’s easy to feel excited about what’s to come in 2021. From all-time favorites like Kazuo Ishiguro to buzzy up-and-comers like Zakiya Dalila Harris, we can’t wait to check out these fiction releases.

In her new historical novel, Hour Glass, Michelle Rene draws readers into the wild town of Deadwood, South Dakota, where a boy named Jimmy Glass and his little sister, Hour, seek help for their father, who has fallen dangerously ill with smallpox. In Deadwood they encounter the notorious Calamity Jane—but this is a very different Jane from what readers might expect. Rene shares a look behind the characters that breathe life into this Wild West tale.

Twenty-five years ago, in the land of Vos, a group of mighty warriors fought and defeated a great evil. But their quest isn't over.

Sanctuary, Emily Rapp Black’s third book, probes the concept of resilience, extracting it from dewy notions of rebirth and foregrounding the enduring pain of life after trauma.
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