ReviewsAReviewsTragedy strikes an immigrant family in the bleak and beautiful The UnpassingKamil Ahsan5/06/19 2:00PM
ReviewsAReviewsTed Chiang, the mind behind Arrival, returns with another awe-inducing sci-fi collectionAdam Morgan5/06/19 9:00AM
ReviewsC-ReviewsFrom a Pandora musicologist, Why You Like It sorts music fans into dull stereotypesRien Fertel4/29/19 9:00AM
ReviewsBReviewsHuman and inhuman—and bad sex writing—come together in sci-fi head trip Dark ConstellationsAlex McLevy4/15/19 2:00PM
ReviewsBReviewsClass and power share a bed in Sally Rooney’s Normal PeopleBradley Babendir4/15/19 11:00AM
ReviewsB+ReviewsHow To Do Nothing is a rallying cry against the internet’s endless scrollLaura Adamczyk4/08/19 2:00PM
ReviewsAReviewsAn awful crime gets Women Talking in one of the first great novels of the yearLaura Adamczyk4/01/19 9:00AM
ReviewsB+ReviewsThe personal is political, and vice versa, in Laila Lalami’s engrossing The Other AmericansInes Bellina3/25/19 10:00AM
ReviewsC+ReviewsBird Box’s Josh Malerman returns with Inspection, a messy and timely coming-of-age thrillerRandall Colburn3/21/19 10:45AM
ReviewsA-ReviewsBryan Washington’s stellar debut, Lot, puts Houston on the mapRien Fertel3/18/19 11:00AM
ReviewsA-ReviewsFamous Men Who Never Lived uses an alternate universe to tell a very real refugee storySamantha Nelson3/04/19 3:00PM
ReviewsCReviewsA love for its subject can’t clear the murky waters of The Lady From The Black LagoonKatie Rife3/04/19 11:00AM
ReviewsBReviewsLost Children Archive’s ambitious structure hinders its painful border storyDanette Chavez2/11/19 1:30PM
ReviewsBReviewsThere’s fun, but few big ideas, in the popcorn sci-fi of City In The Middle Of The NightAdam Morgan2/11/19 11:00AM
ReviewsBReviewsA stranger comes to town—and opens a bowling alley—in Elizabeth McCracken’s BowlawaySamantha Nelson2/04/19 3:00PM
ReviewsA-ReviewsA tense quest opens Marlon James’ sprawling fantasy series set in a brutal, mythical AfricaBradley Babendir2/04/19 11:00AM
ReviewsB-ReviewsA dopey wellness guru misleads his minions in Sam Lipsyte’s latest satireRien Fertel1/15/19 11:00AM
