Edwidge Danticat - Dèy

Love, loyalty, and the roads not taken are at the heart of 'Stations,' the new novel from acclaimed Irish writer Louise Kennedy. Spanning decades, it follows two young people whose lives remain intertwined despite distance, heartbreak, and changing fortunes.

Chris Bohjalian is the bestselling author of 'Midwives,' 'The Flight Attendant,' and more than two dozen novels. His latest, 'The Amateur,' follows an eighteen-year-old golf prodigy whose life changes forever when a practice shot kills a teenage caddy and a tragic accident becomes a criminal case.

What happens when a terrible accident leaves you feeling more alive than ever? Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright and novelist Ayad Akhtar explores that question in 'The Radiance,' a provocative new novel about faith, identity, desire, and the mysteries of the human mind.

For more than two decades, Louise Penny has made the village of Three Pines a favorite destination for mystery readers. Now Chief Inspector Armand Gamache is drawn into another unsettling case – his 21st. Penny joins us to talk about Miss Wolcott’s Ghost, and why the past is never quite finished with us.Louise Penny on this week’s Book Show.

Bonnie Garmus has followed up the blockbuster success of her 'Lessons in Chemistry ' with 'Peck & Peck,' a funny, big-hearted novel set inside an eccentric 1980s New York poetry journal. It’s a story about ambition, art, difficult colleagues and discovering where you belong.

Edwidge Danticat has long explored Haiti, family, memory, and the meaning of home. Her new novel,'Dèy,' follows a Haitian American woman who survives a mass shooting and keeps it secret, confronting trauma, grief, motherhood, and survival.Edwidge Danticat on this week’s Book Show.

Emily St. John Mandel, bestselling author of 'Station Eleven,' returns with 'Exit Party.' Set in a fractured America in 2031, the novel follows an ex-prisoner into a mysterious celebration—and a story of surveillance, freedom, love, and shifting realities.

Booker Prize-winning novelist Marlon James returns to Jamaica with 'The Disappearers.' Set in Kingston in 1988, the novel follows eight gay men whose lives are forever changed by a brutal attack.James joins us to talk about friendship, violence, identity, survival and a story that asks what it means to disappear.

Chang-Rae Lee joins us to discuss 'A Tender Age,' a coming-of-age story set in the summer of 1976 that explores family, identity, memory, and the moments that shape a life. From the award-winning author of Native Speaker comes a deeply moving new novel.

Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist Richard Russo has made a career exploring the complicated relationships of small-town America. His latest, 'Under the Falls,' follows a famous musician returning to the Adirondack town he fled years ago, where old friends, an old love and old secrets are waiting.