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ANY TROPE BUT YOU is one of Library Journal’s Editors’ Picks for 2025!

ANY TROPE BUT YOU by Victoria Lavine has made Library Journal's list of the Best Books of 2025!

See the full list here.

School Library Journal’s Best Books of the Year!

Three fantastic InkWell titles have made SLJ's list of the best books of the year: HAZELTHORN by CG Drews, GHOST TOWN by Eric Colossal, and THIS PLACE KILLS ME, illustrated by Nicole Goux!

​See the full list here.

The Economist’s Best Books of 2025

Helen Garner's HOW TO END A STORY, John Kay's THE CORPORATION IN THE 21ST CENTURY, Johan Norberg's PEAK HUMAN, and Matthew Cobb's CRICK: A MIND IN MOTION have been named to The Economist's list of the Best Books of 2025!

​See the full list here.

The Washington Post’s Best Books of 2025

The Washington Post has named titles by Jesse Lonergan, Sam Wachman, and Amity Gaige to their lists of the best books of 2025!

Best Graphic Novels

  • DROME by Jesse Lonergan

Best Fiction

  • THE SUNFLOWER BOYS by Sam Wachman

Best Thrillers

  • HEARTWOOD by Amity Gaige

Helen Garner’s THE SEASON is one of LitHub’s favorite books of 2025

THE SEASON by Helen Garner has been selected as one of LitHub's favorite books of 2025! Congratulations, Helen!

See the full list here.

BookPage’s Best of 2025

Kate Myers, Laura McCluskey, Rory Power, Nicole Goux, Andrea Bell, and Meredith McClaren have made BookPage's Best of 2025 lists!

Best Mystery & Suspense

  • SALTY by Kate Myers
  • THE WOLF TREE by Laura McCluskey

Best YA

  • KILL CREATURES by Rory Power
  • THIS PLACE KILLS ME by Nicole Goux and Mariko Tamaki

Best Middle Grade

  • CRUMBLE by Andrea Bell and Meredith McClaren

In Memory of Madeleine Wickham

It is with great sadness that we share that our client Madeleine Wickham, best known to millions of readers and fans as Sophie Kinsella, has died after a courageous battle with brain cancer. To champion Sophie Kinsella’s novels was to witness magic—her boundless imagination, her humor, and her profound kindness. I am deeply grateful to have walked beside Maddy on her creative journey, and I will hold her legacy, and the laughter she gave the world, with immense love. — Kimberly Witherspoon

The bestselling novelist Madeleine Wickham, best known to millions of readers and fans as her pseudonym Sophie Kinsella, has died aged fifty-five after a courageous battle with brain cancer.

Madeleine, known to everyone as Maddy, wrote her first novel under her real name aged twenty-four, whilst working as a financial journalist. The Tennis Party was an immediate success, a top ten bestseller hailed by critics and the public alike. She went on to publish six more novels as Madeleine Wickham. Five years later, writing as Sophie Kinsella, she published the groundbreaking The Secret Dreamworld of a Shopaholic, which introduced readers to the beloved Becky Bloomwood, a character for our times, funny, feisty and without a trace of guile. Over the next twenty-five years, Maddy would write eight further Shopaholic novels and another eighteen books, including one YA novel and four children’s books. Over the course of her career, she has sold over 50 million copies of her books in over sixty countries and has been translated into forty languages.

While she is known as the ‘queen of happy endings’, Madeleine also defined and elevated romantic comedy by populating her stories with real-life issues that combined wit, emotional depth and societal insight. Her distinctive voice and style brought her readers from a wide demographic across the world. Her most recent book, published in 2024, was the extraordinary novella, What Does It Feel Like?, a poignant and witty account of her cancer journey which was miraculously written after her surgery and which went on to be another instant Sunday Times bestseller.

Araminta Whitley and Marina de Pass, her agents at The Soho Agency, said:

Maddy was a once-in-a-lifetime author and friend, and it has been the privilege of our working lives to represent her since the beginning of her career. Over the last three decades, her success has been truly international: she published thirty-four novels across adult, YA and children’s publishing that have topped charts around the world, breaking records and defying expectations. Yet reaching higher heights wasn’t what drove her.

Maddy was an intelligent, imaginative, loving and irreverent woman who valued the deeply connective power of fiction. She had a rare gift for creating emotionally resonant protagonists and stories that spoke to, and entertained, readers wherever they were in the world and whatever challenges they faced. She also had an unmatched wit and ability to find the funny side. Comedy, for her, was both an art form and an intellectual pursuit and she instinctively understood that it is often a tightrope act of balancing light with dark.

Her readers, and we include ourselves in that, felt seen and understood by her protagonists and their stories. We have lost count of the number of fans we met at events and in signing lines who wanted her to know that her books had helped them through some of the hardest moments of their lives. Yet through it all, Maddy remained humble and full of wonder at her success and influence. Consequently, she was profoundly moved, and buoyed, by the outpouring of love and support she received on publicly disclosing her glioblastoma diagnosis last year.

It is hard to contemplate life and work without Maddy. We will remember her for her warmth, insight and irrepressible sense of humour, for the magnificent, witty and resonant novels she leaves behind, and for making our days infinitely more meaningful and fun. We are completely heartbroken at her death. We loved her dearly and will miss her more than we can say.

Bill Scott-Kerr, Publisher at Transworld, her publishing home for the past thirty years, said:

I have had the true pleasure of knowing Maddy for the past three decades. Transworld have been lucky enough to publish every one of her adult novels. She was our author, our cheerleader, our fellow conspirator and our friend. From the outset it has been a genuine partnership based on commitment, trust and celebration that has gone from strength to strength over the years, right up to the heartbreaking brilliance of her last novella. She has been such an unshakeable pillar of our publishing at Transworld for so many years that the thought of a year without a Sophie Kinsella to publish is inconceivable.

As a writer, Maddy was a complete professional; she consistently delivered above and beyond what she promised. But what really singles her out and made all of her myriad achievements possible was her humanity. First and foremost, she was intensely, authentically herself: intelligent, creative, intuitively understanding and curious about the world and the people who lived in it. Even if you didn’t know her personally, you got such a strong sense of connection with the person behind the books that reading them felt like a communal moment.

Every time you opened one of her novels you knew you were in for something special. It takes exceptional talent to balance pitch-perfect comic timing with serious intent on the page and Maddy was able to do that with apparent ease, time and time again. Her instinctive and empathetic understanding of human nature gave her novels true authenticity that broadened and deepened the experience of reading them, and yet she could still turn on a pin from a farcical scenario to a moment of breathtaking pathos. She gave substance to the fine art of entertainment, elevating it to something that delivered an individual experience to each and every one of her readers, irrespective of gender or age.

Maddy leaves behind a glorious and indelible legacy: a unique voice, an unquenchable spirit, a goodness of intent and a body of work that will continue to inspire us to reach higher and be better, just like so many of her characters. On a personal level Maddy was the embodiment of joy, an extraordinarily clever, funny, sassy, impish, kind and generous collaborator who brought light into our lives. She was as part of this company as anyone, and we will all truly miss her.

NYPL’s Best Books of 2025!

The New York Public Library has included the following InkWell titles on their list of the Best Books of 2025!

Best Books for Adults

DROME by Jesse Lonergan

HEARTWOOD by Amity Gaige

Best Books for Teens

SAY A LITTLE PRAYER by Jenna Voris

Best Books for Kids

FREE PIANO (NOT HAUNTED) by Whitney Gardner

MASKS by Margaret Rae and Brian Nathanson and Beck Kubrick

MILLIE OF THE MANOR by Karina Evans and Andrea Bell

SCARLET MORNING by ND Stevenson

SPEAK UP SANTIAGO by Julio Anta

Click here for the full list!

WILD THING and HEARTWOOD make the NYT’s list of 100 Notable Books of 2025!

WILD THING by Sue Prideaux and HEARTWOOD by Amity Gaige are both included on the New York Times' list of 100 Notable Books of 2025. WILD THING is a top 10 title!

See the full list here.

InkWell authors on NPR’s “Books We Love” list!

HEARTWOOD by Amity Gaige, SCARLET MORNING by ND Stevenson, THE BOOK OF ALCHEMY by Suleika Jaouad, CHANGE THE RECIPE by José Andrés, THE HEARTBREAK HOTEL by Ellen O'Clover, WHO IS GOVERNMENT? featuring contributor Casey Cep, CRUMBLE by Meredith McClaren & Andrea Bell, JOYRIDE by Susan Orlean, and THE NEW ECONOMY by Gabrielle Calvocoressi have been named to NPR's "Books We Love" list! Congrats, all!

See the full list here.

HEARTWOOD is one of Audible’s Best of 2025!

Amity Gaige's HEARTWOOD is one of Audible's Best Fiction Audiobooks of 2025!

See the full list here.

Texas Bluebonnet Award Nominees

SPEAK UP, SANTIAGO by Julio Anta & Gabi Mendez, ANOTHER by Paul Tremblay, and MIXED UP by Kami Garcia & Britt Williams are nominees for the 2026-2027 Texas Bluebonnet Awards!

See the full list of nominees here.

Oprah Daily’s Best of 2025

Maggie Stiefvater's THE LISTENERS, Susan Orlean's JOYRIDE, and Sam Wachman's THE SUNFLOWER BOYS have all made Oprah Daily's list of their favorite books of 2025! Congrats, all!

See the full list here.

Gabrielle Calvocoressi is a National Book Award finalist!

Gabrielle Calvocoressi is a National Book Award finalist with her poetry collection THE NEW ECONOMY!

See the National Book Foundation site for more info!

Amazon’s Best Books of 2025

Our authors are all over Amazon's list of the Best Books of 2025: Gabrielle Hamilton, Susan Orlean, Jimmy Wales, Yasmin Khan, Alexander Clapp, ND Stevenson, and Casey Cep have all been honored!

Top 20 Overall

  • NEXT OF KIN by Gabrielle Hamilton

Biography & Memoir

  • NEXT OF KIN by Gabrielle Hamilton
  • JOYRIDE by Susan Orlean

Business & Leadership

  • THE SEVEN RULES OF TRUST by Jimmy Wales

Cookbooks

  • SABZI by Yasmin Khan

Nonfiction

  • WASTE WARS by Alexander Clapp
  • WHO IS GOVERNMENT? By Michael Lewis (featuring Casey Cep)

Children’s (Ages 9-12)

  • SCARLET MORNING by ND Stevenson

See the full list here!

Susan Orlean’s JOYRIDE is one of Time’s 100 Must-Read Books of 2025!

JOYRIDE by Susan Orlean has been honored as one of Time Magazine's Best Books of 2025!

See the full list here.

InkWell authors abound at the Goodreads Choice Awards!

Books by Elin Hilderbrand & Shelby Cunningham, Amity Gaige, CG Drews, Allison Saft, Jenna Voris, Sophie Gonzales, Suleika Jaouad, and Susan Orlean were all nominated in the Goodreads Choice Awards!

​THE ACADEMY by Elin Hilderbrand and Shelby Cunningham was nominated in the Fiction category. HEARTWOOD by Amity Gaige was nominated in the Mystery/Thriller category. HAZELTHORN by CG Drews and WINGS OF STARLIGHT by Allison Saft were nominated in the Young Adult Science Fiction & Fantasy category. SAY A LITTLE PRAYER by Jenna Voris and NOBODY IN PARTICULAR by Sophie Gonzales were nominated in the Young Adult Fiction category. THE BOOK OF ALCHEMY by Suleika Jaouad was nominated in the Nonfiction category. JOYRIDE by Susan Orlean was nominated in the Memoir category.

See the full list here!

Kirkus Reviews’ Best of 2025: Maggie Stiefvater’s THE LISTENERS and Sam Wachman’s THE SUNFLOWER BOYS

Maggie Stiefvater's THE LISTENERS and Sam Wachman's THE SUNFLOWER BOYS have both been named to Kirkus Reviews' list of the Best Books of 2025!

See the full list of honorees here!

ANOTHER, MIXED-UP, and SPEAK UP, SANTIAGO are nominees for the 2026-2027 Texas Bluebonnet Awards!

ANOTHER by Paul Tremblay, MIXED-UP by Kami Garcia and Britt Williams, and SPEAK UP, SANTIAGO by Julio Anta and Gabi Mendez have all been nominated for the 2026-2027 Texas Bluebonnet Awards!

See the full list of nominees here!

Publishers Weekly talks A GIFT BEFORE DYING with author Malcolm Kempt

Malcolm Kempt discusses the inspiration behind the rugged Arctic setting of A GIFT BEFORE DYING with Publishers Weekly.

Read PW’s full interview with Malcolm here!

Helen Garner wins the Baillie Gifford Prize with HOW TO END A STORY!

Helen Garner is the 2025 winner of the Baillie Gifford Prize for Non-Fiction with her book HOW TO END A STORY! This is the first collection of diaries to ever be awarded this prize.

Read all about it here!

HAZELTHORN by CG Drews is an instant #1 New York Times Bestseller!

    November 06, 2025 | News about
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HAZELTHORN by CG Drews is an instant #1 NYT Bestseller in the Young Adult Hardcover category!

HAZELTHORN by CG Drews is an instant #1 NYT Bestseller in the Young Adult Hardcover category!

Jimmy Wales talks THE SEVEN RULES OF TRUST with The New York Times!

Jimmy Wales discusses his forthcoming book, THE SEVEN RULES OF TRUST, with The New York Times!

​Read the article here!

HAZELTHORN and WINGS OF STARLIGHT are on Barnes & Noble’s list of the Best YA Books of 2025!

CG Drews' HAZELTHORN and Allison Saft's WINGS OF STARLIGHT are two of Barnes and Noble's Best YA Books of 2025!

​See the full list of honorees here!

SHADOW OF THE BRIDGE authors Áine Cain and Kevin Greenlee discuss their work with True Crime Garage!

SHADOW OF THE BRIDGE authors Áine Cain and Kevin Greenlee discuss their work with True Crime Garage!

Listen to the full podcast here!

DON’T LET THE FOREST IN, INTO THE MOUTH OF THE WOLF honored at the Queensland Literary Awards!

CG Drews' DON'T LET THE FOREST IN is the 2025 Young Adult Book Award winner at the Queensland Literary Awards! Erin Gough's INTO THE MOUTH OF THE WOLF is a 2025 Young Adult Book Award finalist!

See the full list of winners and nominees here.

SCARLET MORNING is a Common Sense Media Selection for Families

    October 01, 2025 | News about

ND Stevenson's SCARLET MORNING has been chosen by the team at Common Sense Media as an official Selection for Families!

See the Common Sense Media review of SCARLET MORNING here!

NYT Book Review raves about THE WINTER OF THE DOLLHOUSE!

Catherine Hong writes for the NYT Book Review: "In the small-scale world of Laura Amy Schlitz’s novel 'The Winter of the Dollhouse,' the emotional stakes are both intimate and enormous."

​Read the review here.

Elin Hilderbrand and Shelby Cunningham talk THE ACADEMY on CBS Mornings!

Elin Hilderbrand and her daughter/co-author Shelby Cunningham discuss their new book, THE ACADEMY, with the cast of CBS Mornings!

Watch the full interview here!

Town & Country’s Best Books of Fall: THE SALVAGE, THE ACADEMY, and NEXT OF KIN

THE SALVAGE by Anbara Salam, THE ACADEMY by Elin Hilderbrand and Shelby Cunningham, and NEXT OF KIN by Gabrielle Hamilton are some of Town & Country's Best Books of Fall 2025!

See the full list here!

John Vercher is a 2025 Virginia Literary Awards finalist with DEVIL IS FINE!

DEVIL IS FINE author John Vercher has been named as a fiction finalist in the 2025 Virginia Literary Awards!

https://www.lva.virginia.gov/events/litawards

HEARTWOOD and OUR LAST RESORT Named to Tertulia’s Best New Crime and Thriller Books of 2025

HEARTWOOD by Amity Gaige and OUR LAST RESORT by Clémence Michallon have both been named to Tertulia's list of the year's best new crime and thriller reads!

https://tertulia.com/editorial-list/best-crime-and-thriller-books-2025

Ivy Pochoda and Gary Phillips for The Best American Mystery and Suspense 2025!

Ivy Pochoda and Gary Phillips have been lauded by Publishers Weekly for their contributions to The Best American Mystery and Suspense anthology!

EASY, AFFORDABLE, TASTY author Frankie Celenza on GMA!

Frankie Celenza, author of EAT: EASY, AFFORDABLE, TASTY, cooks up a storm on Good Morning America!

Watch the full video here!

AMERICAN SKY author James Grady sits down with People Magazine!

James Grady discusses his storied writing career and new novel AMERICAN SKY with People Magazine!

Read the exclusive interview here.

Publishers Weekly’s Fall Fiction Preview: STILLWATER and FAMOUS

Publishers Weekly has selected Tanya Scott's STILLWATER and Blake Crouch's FAMOUS for their Top 10 Mysteries & Thrillers!

See the full list here!

NYT’s 20 Books to Read in July: OUR LAST RESORT and CLINT

Clémence Michallon's OUR LAST RESORT and Shawn Levy's CLINT are two of the New York Times' must-reads for July!

Read the full list here!

Alex Sammartino is the NYPL Young Lions Fiction Award winner!

Alexander Sammartino has won the New York Public Library's Young Lions Fiction Award for his debut novel, LAST ACTS!

Read more here.

EVERY LIVING THING wins the PEN/E.O. Wilson Award!

Jason Roberts' EVERY LIVING THING wins the PEN/E.O. Wilson Literary Science Writing Award!

For a work that exemplifies literary excellence on the subject of the physical or biological sciences and communicates complex scientific concepts to a lay audience.

Read the judges’ citation here!

Kate Myers’ EXCAVATIONS to be adapted for TV as “Dig” by Mike Schur, Amy Poehler

Kate Myers' EXCAVATIONS is coming to the silver screen as "Dig," a new NBC comedy from Mike Schur and Amy Poehler!

Read more here!

Jason Roberts’ EVERY LIVING THING wins a Pulitzer!

Jason Roberts' EVERY LIVING THING is the Pulitzer Prize winner for Biography!

​See the full list of winners here!

A message from InkWell Management regarding Bill Belichick’s upcoming book, THE ART OF WINNING.

A message from InkWell Management regarding Bill Belichick's upcoming book, THE ART OF WINNING.

In his upcoming book, THE ART OF WINNING: LESSONS FROM A LIFE IN FOOTBALL, Bill Belichick includes a chapter on how to handle communications as a leader, drawing on his decades of experience speaking to players, coaches, and staff about how to set aside individual agendas and differences to come together as a team. On a football team, there is one and one goal only: to win. His book (and his career) has therefore been dominated by questions about how to win, how to find winners, and how to motivate an organization to prioritize winning above all else. It’s not easy. That’s why no one has done it at the level that Bill Belichick has.

But of course, getting clicks is easier than getting wins.

Earlier this month, Bill sat down with CBS Sunday Morning to discuss his book, his life in football, and his perspective on how he has done his job. The nature and orientation of the discussion was known in advance to Bill and to CBS. And indeed, Bill did talk football.

But the segment that was shown to the public veered into a discussion of Bill’s personal life and away from the subject of his book, resulting in a raft of hostile social media posts about his personal life.

Bill has written an authoritative and entertaining book about success that should be judged by its contents, not by the clicks generated by the segment.

Alex Sammartino is one of the National Book Foundation’s 5 under 35!

    April 04, 2025 | News about

Alex Sammartino, author of LAST ACTS, has been honored as one of the National Book Foundation's 5 under 35!

See the announcement here!

CARE AND FEEDING by Laurie Woolever is an instant NYT Bestseller!

Laurie Woolever's memoir CARE AND FEEDING is an instant NYT Bestseller!

HOLY MEN OF THE ELECTROMAGNETIC AGE author Raphael Cormack on NPR!

Raphael Cormack talks HOLY MEN OF THE ELECTROMAGNETIC AGE on NPR's Weekend Edition!

Listen to the interview here.

WSJ’s 20 Best Children’s Books of the Past 20 Years

THE BEARSKINNER by Laura Amy Schlitz was named Best Illustrated Folk or Fairy Tale, THE HIRED GIRL by Laura Amy Schlitz was a runner up for Best Historical Novel, and TOUCH THE ART by Amy Guglielmo and Julie Appel was named Best Art Book!

See the full list here!

HORROR MOVIE by Paul Tremblay is a Stoker Award finalist!

Paul Tremblay's HORROR MOVIE is a Bram Stoker Award finalist!

See the full list of nominees here.

VOWS is one of the Wall Street Journal’s 10 Best Books of 2024

Congrats, Cheryl Mendelson!

Link here!

FLAVORAMA named one of the New York Times Best Cookbooks of 2024

    December 11, 2024 | News about

Congrats, Arielle Johnson!

Link here!

InkWell authors listed on New York Times’ 100 Notable Books of 2024!

WHEN THE CLOCK BROKE by John Ganz WHAT DOES IT FEEL LIKE? by Sophie Kinsella

Full list here!

Cover reveal for L.A. WOMEN in People!

"Two female writers are willing to do whatever it takes to reach success in 1960s Hollywood, in Berman's third novel."

Link here!

Elin Hilderbrand is Nantucket’s Person of the Year

"N Magazine caught up with Hilderbrand on the heels of her Netflix hit"

Article here!

WHEN THE CLOCK BROKE is one of Washington Post’s 10 Best Books of 2024!

Article here!

SHIVER is heading to the Big Screen!

"Maddie Ziegler & Levi Miller To Topline YA Fantasy ‘Shiver’ Based On Maggie Stiefvater Bestseller"

Article here!

DEVIL IS FINE has been longlisted for the 2025 Aspen Words Literary Prize!

"DEVIL IS FINE is a gripping, surreal and brilliantly crafted dissection of the legacies we leave behind and those we inherit."

Article here

Julia Flynn Siler in National Geographic

"Why dark skies are actually good for your health"

Article here!

THE UNDOING OF ALEJANDRO VELASCO in People!

    November 05, 2024 | News about

"Actor Diego Boneta Announces His Debut Novel"

Link here!

Hannah Brown Announces New Romance Novel, in People!

The Four Engagement Rings of Sybil Rain will be published on June 24, 2025

Article here!

THE GIRL IN THE LAKE by Lauren Oliver coming to the big screen

with Scarlett Johansson to Produce & Potentially Star

​Announcement here!

David Kwong shares two mind-reading magic tricks on the Today show!

alongside 12-year-old magician Rachel Ling Gordon

Watch here!

Cover reveal & Excerpt from OUR LAST RESORT in People!

"A new gripping suspense is on the way from the author of the blockbuster THE QUIET TENANT."

Link here!

THE INVENTION OF GOOD AND EVIL reviewed in The Economist

"How humans invented good and evil, and may reinvent both"

Article here!

THE ELEMENTS OF MARIE CURIE reviewed in the Wall Street Journal

"Radium, Marie Curie and her husband discovered, destroyed diseased cells faster than healthy ones. Could the element fight cancer?"

Review here!

Matthew FitzSimmons in Parade!

"Genius or Madness? Matthew FitzSimmons on His New Thriller"

Article here!

Patrick Spero’s THE SCIENTIST TURNED SPY reviewed in the Wall Street Journal

Article Here!

SEAFOOD SIMPLE has won the IACP Cookbook Award in the Chefs & Restaurants category!

Congrats, Eric Ripert!

List here!

HOW TO SURVIVE A BEAR ATTACK excerpted in CBC!

    September 24, 2024 | News about

Claire Cameron's book will be released on March 25, 2025

Link here!

THE QUIET TENANT is coming to the small screen!

Anthony Zuiker Adapting For TV With Charlize Theron & Dawn Olmstead’s Secret Menu And Blumhouse

Deadline Annoucement HERE

THE PERFFECT COUPLE Netflix series Debuts at No. 1 With 20.3 Million Views

The TV adaptation is based on the novel by Elin Hilderbrand

Article here!

THE PERFECT COUPLE - TV show adaptation featured in the Guardian

"Nicole Kidman’s gorgeous murder mystery is ludicrously good"

​Article here!

Amy Poehler mentions EXCAVATIONS on Late Night with Seth Meyers

    August 27, 2024 | News about

Amy Poehler Talks About Her Recent Reads

Video here!

InkWell authors longlisted for the Crook’s Corner Book Prize!

Congrats to LATE BLOOMERS and COLTON GENTRY'S THIRD ACT!

Full list here

Several InkWell clients have been longlisted for FT & Schroders Business Book of the Year

    August 22, 2024 | News about

Congrats to all!

Longlist here!

HORROR MOVIE by Paul Tremblay in TV Guide

"10 Best New Horror Books for Spooky Season in 2024"

List here!

Philip Nel in School Library Journal

"What would Crockett Johnson think of the new movie adaptation of Harold and the Purple Crayon? His biographer weighs in."

Article here!

WHEN THE CLOCK BROKE by John Ganz on President Obama’s Summer Reading List!

Full list here!

Zoje Stage in Writer’s Digest

"How I Was Saved by a Book"

Article here!

“Cursed Gold: A Shipwreck Scandal” Coming Soon To Disney+ & Hulu

based on Gary Kinder's SHIP OF GOLD IN THE DEEP BLUE SEA

Article here!

Krysten Ritter’s new novel RETREAT, featured in People!

The Breaking Bad actress announced that she will publish her second novel in 2025. The book is co-written with Lindsay Jamieson.

Article here!

THIS EARTHLY GLOBE by Andrea di Robilant reviewed in the Wall Street Journal

"Renaissance authorities restricted access to geographic discoveries. A Venetian scholar set out to unveil them in print."

Review here!

NO ORDINARY ASSIGNMENT is a finalist for the 2024 Ann M. Sperber Book Prize

Congrats, Jane!

Article here!

Trailer for THE PERFECT COUPLE on Netflix!

Based on the novel by Elin Hilderbrand

Watch here!

John Vercher’s DEVIL IS FINE is the NPR Book of the Day!

"'Devil Is Fine' explores race, colonialism and grief through magical realism."

Link here!

Essay by Adam Kuper in the New York Times

Adam is the author of THE MUSEUM OF OTHER PEOPLE.

Article here!

Sunita Kumar Nair on CBS Sunday Morning

To discuss her book, "CBK: Carolyn Bessette Kennedy: A Life in Fashion."

Watch Here!

WE COULD BE HEROES featured in the New York Times

"4 Fun, Flirty New Romance Novels"

Full list here!

HORROR MOVIE is a New York Times bestseller!

Congrats, Paul Tremblay!

Elin Hilderbrand on CBS News

on the release of SWAN SONG!

Link here

DOPPELGANGER by Naomi Klein has won the Women’s Prize for Nonfiction!

Congrats, Naomi!

Article here

WHEN THE CLOCK BROKE in the New York Times

“When the Clock Broke is one of those rarest of books: unflaggingly entertaining while never losing sight of its moral core.”

​Full article here!

Giancarlo Esposito will be releasing an upcoming memoir, as detailed by Variety!

    June 04, 2024 | News about

"The actor, who memorably played Gus Fring on 'Breaking Bad' and its spin-off 'Better Call Saul,' has sold his memoir after a bidding war."

Article here!

DARK MATTER is currently the #1 show on streaming!

Congrats, Blake Crouch!

Link here!

The Next Big Idea Club picks Maggie Jackson’s UNCERTAIN as their next pick!

The Next Big Idea Club turns the latest and greatest nonfiction into “Book Bites,” short audio summaries read aloud by authors.

Article here

Elin Hilderbrand in the Wall Street Journal

"The Queen of the Beach Read Hangs Up Her Bikini"

Article here!

InkWell author Susan Kaufman interviewed in the New York Times

"Take a Walk Through the Hamptons With a Photographer and Her iPhone"

Article here!

InkWell author Katie Engelhart has been awarded a Pulitzer Prize for Feature Writing!

"Katie Engelhart has won the Pulitzer Prize for feature writing, for a story about dementia — and what happens to a person’s wishes as they slip into cognitive decline."

Article here!

Brittney Griner’s memoir COMING HOME, written with Michelle Burford, in the New York Times

"Her memoir documents her harrowing ordeal in Russia and her return home"

Full article here!

Robinne Lee in TIME on THE IDEA OF YOU

"Reducing The Idea of You to Fan Fiction Is Another Example of Dismissing Women’s Art"

Full article here!

Margaret Wilkerson Sexton’s ON THE ROOFTOP featured in People Magazine

Books that pair perfectly with Taylor Swift's Tortured Poets Department album!

Full article here!

Jason Roberts’ EVERY LIVING THING selected as a NYT Editors’ Choice

"Vivid double biography"

Link here!

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