Brand New Nubia
DC gives Wonder Woman’s Black twin sister a new teen graphic novel
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Author: Sharyn Vane
C’est ‘Lupin’
The caper series, which cleverly re-invents a classic French character, could use a stronger supporting cast
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The Book and Film Globe Publishing Power 30
Our annual list of the book business’s most influential gatekeepers
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‘Concrete Rose’: a Compassionate Prequel to ‘The Hate U Give’
Angie Thomas’s love letter to Black boys everywhere
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Poison Ivy
‘White Ivy’: an “Asian-American ‘House of Mirth’”
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The Walking Klan
In P. Djèlí Clark’s ‘Ring Shout,” the Ku Klux Klan in the 1920s are actual monsters
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Jordan Marie Green Plays with ‘Fire’
Another YA author pulls book after criticism about cultural representation
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‘I May Destroy You’ Shows Us Everything
On the day of the U.S. finale on HBO, what does Michaela Coel have in store?
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‘This is My America’ Takes On Racial Inequality
A fast-paced, effective debut YA novel about inequities in the criminal-justice system
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A Good Day to Twi-Hard
In ‘Midnight Sun,’ Edward Cullen is a weirdo stalker and the werewolves are still savage, but Twilight fans won’t care
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The Walls Have Ears
Silvia Moreno-Garcia’s Mexican Gothic reinvents the horror novel with a fresh, feminist take
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‘Parachutes’ and ‘We Are Not From Here’
Very different but equally essential stories about immigrant kids who yearn to come to America
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Juneteenth Book Fest Celebrates Black Authors
Organizers put new festival together in three weeks
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‘Artemis Fowl’, Artless and Foul
It needed help from the faeries
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