As 2021 draws to a close, we’re reflecting on the things books that brought us joy over the past year. This year, we were proud to have had booksellers nationwide pick ten books from Algonquin and Algonquin Young Readers for this honor— including April’s No. 1 pick, Libertie by Kaitlyn Greenidge. You can buy theContinue reading
There’s only one way to handle the heat of summer: Dive into an absorbing read. Just turning the pages of these page-turning novels will keep you cool. Fill out the form below—beginning July 15, 2021—to enter for a chance to win a set of these 10 books. The Temple House Vanishing by Rachel Donohue PerchedContinue reading
Fiona Mozley’s novel is Hot Stew, an entertaining and sharply funny read that confronts questions of wealth, gender, and power. … Soho, the district of central London sometimes known as the West End, has long been the capital’s playground. Its streets are lined with theaters, restaurants, cafés, music venues, clubs, and bars. There used toContinue reading
In this much-anticipated follow-up to her debut novel and Booker Prize finalist, Elmet, brilliant young British writer Fiona Mozley turns her keen eye from the gothic woods of Yorkshire to the streets and pubs and cafés of contemporary London. Read this excerpt from Hot Stew (available April 20), a stunning novel set in an unassumingContinue reading
Welcome back to Page of the Day! For 100 Days, we are sharing 100 pages of 100 books – page by page, in order on our Instagram page. With each different day, a different book is featured. From advanced reader copies of upcoming releases to new paperback editions, you’ll be able to catch a glimpse –Continue reading
In honor of World Book Day, we’re highlighting three of our international authors. Read global. England: A finalist for the 2017 Man Booker Prize, Fiona Mozley’s Elmet is a “magical debut novel.” So says People. And according to The New York Times, Elmet is “beguiling . . . A lyrical and mythic work . .Continue reading