Author Mark E. Scott, widely recognized for the emotional depth and observational clarity of his “Day in the Life” series, is preparing to release his next major work, “King of Peru,” arriving from Speaking Volumes in November 2025. Ahead of publication, Scott is inviting a small circle of early readers to experience the novel in…
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Deaf West Theatre and Pace University’s Sands College of Performing Arts are launching a groundbreaking artist-in-residence program that aims to reshape how musical theater education approaches access and inclusion. Beginning this fall in New York City, the collaboration brings together one of the nation’s most influential bilingual theater companies with a leading performing arts institution…
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Pickle lovers, rejoice! The Ultimate Pickle Lover’s Book (Adams Media; Dec. 30, 2025; $17) by Princess Gabbara and Kelly Jaggers is here to celebrate the tangy, crunchy treat that has captured taste buds worldwide. Far more than a recipe collection, this book is a full-on ode to the brined delight, combining culinary creativity, history, and…
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In turbulent times, stillness becomes a rare treasure — and for author Dianne Ebertt Beeaff, that treasure lives along the quiet banks of the Conestoga River. Her new book, Infinite Paradise: Witnessing the Wild, arrives as both reflection and refuge, offering an invitation to step away from chaos and return to the living world with…
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Aymie Daniels is pushing forward a conversation many have tiptoed around for decades. With her new book An American Awakening: The Interdependent Relationship of Spirituality and Mental Health, she asks the country to reconsider how it defines wellness—especially when personal transformation shows up in messy, disorienting, and destabilizing ways. The work centers one question: what…
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Historian and professor Imaobong Umoren offers a sweeping and uncompromising look into Britain’s relationship with the Caribbean in her upcoming work, Empire Without End, arriving from Scribner on October 21. The book retraces five centuries of intertwined history, arguing that the Caribbean was not merely a colonial appendage but a central laboratory for Britain’s social…
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In the fast-paced world of business, core values often center on metrics, efficiency, and results. Yet, according to Dr. Sam Adeyemi, executive coach and author of SHIFTS: 6 Steps to Transform Your Mindset and Elevate Your Leadership (Wiley, 2025), one value frequently overlooked is love—and it might just be the most transformative force in an…
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What do we really know about the people closest to us — our neighbors, coworkers, or even the familiar faces at our local pubs? That unsettling question drives Paper Trail, the latest novel from British author Lyndon Haynes, a suspenseful and emotionally charged story that exposes the lies and loyalties woven into everyday life. Set…
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In a world that seems to thrive on hustle culture and burnout, author and life coach Mark Reinisch offers an alternative: The Wellness Ethic: How to Thrive in an Unpredictable World (Where Stupid Things Can Happen). His new book challenges the outdated “work ethic” ideal — the relentless drive for productivity and external success —…
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As students across New York City head back to school, author Dave Grunenwald hopes his latest book will inspire them to swap screens for service. His new release, “Lucas and Emily’s Food Bank Adventure,” aims to teach young readers the importance of empathy, kindness, and community involvement—values that can sometimes be overshadowed in today’s digital…
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