Writer and creative executive Daniel Cubillo, whose career spans some of the world’s most recognizable entertainment properties, has released his new book, The Creative Mastermind Mind: From Roadrunner to Showrunner, offering a sharp, practical guide for creators navigating the ever-changing content landscape. Cubillo has shaped stories for iconic franchises including Top Chef, Fear Factor, Real…
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Bestselling author Sarah Vaughan returns with a riveting new novel, Based on a True Story, a layered literary thriller that blends family drama, ambition, and long-buried secrets into a compelling summer read. Known for hits like Anatomy of a Scandal—which became a global Netflix sensation—and Little Disasters, Vaughan has built a reputation for crafting stories…
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A wide range of new books hitting shelves this season are exploring everything from art and history to technology, suspense, and personal transformation. From vibrant visual storytelling rooted in Aboriginal culture to thrillers set inside the secretive world of Big Tech, these titles reflect the diversity of voices shaping today’s literary landscape. Readers will also…
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A political memoir will reignited debate over U.S. foreign aid policy and the fate of one of the nation’s largest humanitarian agencies. Summit Books announced it will publish Into the Wood Chipper: A Whistleblower’s Account of How the Trump Administration Shredded USAID by Nicholas Enrich on April 14. The book offers a firsthand account of…
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As Women’s History Month approaches, one publishing leader is standing out for reshaping how books reach audiences far beyond the printed page. Kristin Kiser, president and publisher of the Workman and Running Press Group at Hachette Book Group, is helping redefine what a modern publishing company can be. Under Kiser’s leadership, the Workman and Running…
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From history to health, fiction to faith, this season’s new releases offer readers a rich mix of insight, imagination, and inspiration. Avery Sutton charts Christianity’s impact on American public life across five centuries, while Andre M. Perry provides a data-driven roadmap for closing the power gap in Black America. Art lovers can explore Kaylene Whiskey’s…
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Harold “Noonie G” Ward, a former Gangster Disciple leader turned community activist, youth mentor, and entrepreneur, returns to the streets of his youth in his fourth book, Altgeld. Drawing from his lived experience in Altgeld Gardens, one of Chicago’s most storied South Side housing complexes, Ward delivers a gripping work of fiction grounded in the…
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When most people think of bullying, childhood comes to mind: schoolyard taunts, playground intimidation, or locker-room harassment. But as veteran television executive Andy Regal knows all too well, bullying doesn’t always end when we grow up. For millions of adults, it follows them into the workplace, often quietly, invisibly, and with lasting consequences. According to…
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In her Amazon #1 Best Seller, The Purple Ribbon, author Kip Lyman transforms an ordinary ribbon into a haunting emblem of past sins, unresolved childhood trauma, and the consequences that ripple through an entire community. The psychological thriller delves into the delicate intersections of memory, morality, and resilience, crafting a story that is both unnerving…
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Irish writer and journalist Ana Kinsella makes a striking entrance into fiction with her debut novel, Frida Slattery As Herself, set for release by Ecco on May 5, 2026. The novel traces the seventeen-year relationship between Frida Slattery, a young Irish actress, and John Reddan, a visionary and often difficult director, following their intertwined lives…
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