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Filmmaker and comics artist James Spooner revisits his Afropunk teen years in his new graphic memoir The High Desert. Black. Punk. Nowhere.

In All That Moves Us (Random House, June), pediatric neurosurgeon Wellons recalls the patients and students who have taught him some powerful lessons.

With The Men, the author of The Heavens returns to the promise, and limitations, of utopia.

In Life of Fire (Clarkson Potter, Apr.), pitmaster Martin guides readers through the ins and outs of open-flame cooking—from building one’s own pit to roasting a whole hog.

The historians latest work, In the Houses of Their Dead: The Lincolns, the Booths, and the Spirits, explores the intertwining beliefs of the Lincoln and Booth families.

Kelly Rimmer spoke to PW about her new novel, The German Wife; what draws her to write historical fiction; and the fictional relationships that enable events from the past to resonate emotionally with her readers in the present. (Sponsored)

In Life of Fire (Clarkson Potter, Apr.), pitmaster Martin guides readers through the ins and outs of open-flame cooking—from building one’s own pit to roasting a whole hog.

A husband-and-wife team embraces creating magical stories featuring characters of color.

A husband-and-wife team embraces creating magical stories featuring characters of color.

This month, Michelle Argyle at Melissa Williams Design reimagines the cover of Tinder Sky by Emily W. Daley.