These books by Akwaeke Emezi, A.E. Osworth and Isaac Fellman demonstrate just how much genre fiction is capable of.

In “Girl on Girl,” Sophie Gilbert turns a critical eye on misogyny without settling into outrage or pity.

In “Went to London, Took the Dog,” Nina Stibbe, author of “Love, Nina,” delivers a funny-sad portrait of midlife.

In books like “My Marriage Sabbatical,” “All Fours” and “Consider Yourself Kissed,” women carve out a place between marriage ...

Ahead of the release of her 14th novel, “King of Envy,” the author looks back at a whirlwind five years.

Antonio Muñoz Molina’s “Your Steps on the Stairs” tells a story of love, loneliness and one very good dog.

Towles’s many fans can turn to this collection while they wait for the next novel by the best-selling author of a “A Gentleman in Moscow” and “The Lincoln Highway.” It features six short stories and ...

Tour dozens of embassies for free, rock out in Adams Morgan, sip mint juleps at a Kentucky Derby party or cheer for speedy ...

Emezi, a National Book Award finalist ... Somadina letting go of guilt and learning kindness, which might be the best sort of coming-of-age story. In this genre-straddling novel, a coven of ...

Based on these books, the best ones come with a full menu of benefits. Karen Heller is the former national features writer for The Washington Post.

The man behind the president’s tumultuous tariff policies has sought for decades to set off the ultimate trade war with China ...

When 300 people formed a human chain to move thousands of books from one store to another ... then we crossed our fingers and hoped for the best,” Tuplin said, adding that she didn’t make ...