SharePosted on January 14, 2025by Ethan HillUncategorized Most Anticipated January Reads….It’s a new month, and dozens of electrifying new titles are just over the horizon. Come and take a peak!Adam Haslett, Mothers and Sons Adam Ross, Playworld Zora Neale Hurston, The Life of Herod the Great Anita Desai, RosaritaKarissa Chen, Homeseeking Samrat Upadhyay, Darkmotherland Isa Arsen, The Unbecoming of Margaret Wolf Rebecca Kauffman, I’ll Come to You Mikołaj Grynberg, tr. Sean Gasper Bye, Confidential Eiren Caffall, All the Water in the World Clay McLeod Chapman, Wake Up and Open Your Eyes Irvin Weathersby Jr., In Open Contempt Caryl Phillips, Another Man in the Street Colette Shade, Y2K Kari Ferrell, You’ll Never Believe Me Thomas Piketty and Michael Sandel, Equality Sara Sligar, Vantage Point Nnedi Okorafor, Death of the Author Aria Aber, Good Girl Bradford Morrow, The Forger’s Requiem Andy Corren, Dirtbag Queen Eric Dezenhall, Wiseguys and the White House Matthew Pearl, Save Our Souls Michelle Adams, The Containment Agnes Callard, Open Socrates Zeinab Badawi, An African History of Africa Caleb Femi, The Wickedest Patrick Modiano, tr. Mark Polizzotti, Ballerina Han Kang, tr. E. Yaewon and Paige Aniyah Morris, We Do Not Part Stuart Murdoch, Nobody’s Empire Tao Leigh Goffe, Dark Laboratory Ida Vitale, tr. Sean Manning, Lexicon of Affinities Andrew Lipstein, Something Rotten Henry Alford, I Dream of Joni Malu Halasa & Jordan Elgrably, eds., Sumud Kristen Martin, The Sun Won’t Come Out Tomorrow Susan Barker, Old Soul Paul Theroux, The Vanishing Point Robert Littell, Bronshtein in the Bronx Leyna Krow, Sinkhole, and Other Inexplicable Voids Maggie Su, Blob: A Love Story Lola Kirke, Wild West Village Imani Perry, Black in Blues Chris Hayes, The Sirens’ Call Nicholas Carr, Superbloom Neko Case, The Harder I Fight the More I Love You Tanya Pearson, Pretend We’re Dead Dorian Lynskey, Everything Must Go Rachel Syme, Syme’s Letter Writer Edmund White, The Loves of My Life
