What to Read This Fall | The New Yorker
This is The New Yorker's Fall Books Issue featuring coverage of major literary releases and the staff's most anticipated autumn reads. The issue includes profiles of authors like Barbara Kingsolver, reviews of forthcoming novels by Hernan Diaz and Tom Brady biographer Lars Anderson, and essays on topics ranging from punctuation to reasons people choose not to have children. Staff writers and editors highlight their most-looked-forward-to books, from Marlon James's epic about gay love in 1980s Jamaica to Kim Stanley Robinson's new novel revisiting a South Pole expedition memoir.