#nonfiction

#nonfiction

Cosby's 'King of Ashes' captures familial struggles through Southern grit, paralleling themes from 'The Godfather' amidst personal conflicts.

Suzanne Collins returns with a prequel to 'The Hunger Games,' focusing on propaganda and power dynamics.

Abdulrazak Gurnah's new novel explores changing social landscapes in Tanzania.

Emma Pattee's thriller highlights critical life choices during a catastrophic event.

Liz Pelly critiques Spotify's role in transforming music listening and its impact on artists.

Exploring unique perspectives in fiction, nonfiction, and comics: from a slasher's point of view, plant intelligence, and a care facility for paranormal beings.

This year's National Book Award finalists represent a rich diversity in literature, featuring significant works across multiple genres addressing complex social themes.

Exciting upcoming fiction and nonfiction books for summer reading are recommended by book critics with diverse preferences and interests.

Truman Capote's life and work exemplify the interplay of personal struggles and literary ambition, notably marked by his groundbreaking nonfiction novel 'In Cold Blood'.

The criminal justice system often wrongfully convicts innocent individuals, leading to devastating consequences.

The New York Times' '100 Best Books' list emphasizes literary fiction, with limited representation of memoirs compared to nonfiction and journalism.

Work literature begins in childhood, shaping understanding of professions and their societal roles.

Rachelle Hampton expresses excitement about participating in DRAB and the selection of "Young Men And Fire" despite its somber themes.

Philippa Brewster launched Pandora Press to fill a niche in nonfiction publishing during a pivotal time for women's voices in literature.

HarperCollins will allow select nonfiction titles for AI training, with authors' permission.