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Migrant Valley, one of America’s most hidden regions —though it’s right there at the side of the highway for anyone to see— is vividly portrayed in Manuel Muñoz’s new short story collection "The Consequences" (Graywolf Press).

Migrant Valley, one of America’s most hidden regions —though it’s right there at the side of the highway for anyone to see— is vividly portrayed in Manuel Muñoz’s new short story collection "The Consequences" (Graywolf Press).

It's not James Bond; it's a clever comic romp about a math professor who specializes in the study of nothingness, whose work attracts the attention of a supervillain.

Recommendations from our book reviewer of new fiction and non-fiction titles for the fall, including works by Barbara Kingsolver and Booker Prize-winner Shehan Karunatilaka.

FICTION: A witty, possibly insane billionaire is out for revenge in the latest satire from this Pulitzer finalist. "Dr. No" by Percival Everett; Graywolf Press (232 pages, $16) ——— Popular

“Dr. No,” which borrows its name from an early James Bond story, features a math professor who’s recruited by a supervillain.

Novelists Percival Everett and Celeste Ng will join L.A. Times Book Club readers.

The CBC Books fall reading list is here! Here are 30 books, from fiction to poetry to comics, to check out this season.

A collage of essay, travelogue, history, meditation, and aphorism, Lars Horn’s book is packaged —as is so much writing now— as a memoir.

A collage of essay, travelogue, history, meditation, and aphorism, Lars Horn’s book is packaged —as is so much writing now— as a memoir.