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The author of Marriage After Religion: A Practical and Spiritual Guide (Rowman & Littlefield, Jan. 2023) offers insight on the rise of spirituality and the advent of postsecularism.

In her debut graphic memoir, The Third Person (Drawn & Quarterly, May), Grove assembles fractured memories from therapy sessions seeking approval for gender confirmation treatment.

Science fiction author Gray’s first mystery, The Murder of Mr. Wickham (Vintage, May), features Jane Austen characters.

Alex Segura’s new mystery novel, Secret Identity, to be published by Flatiron Books, offers a perfect reflection of his multifaceted career as a crime novelist, a comics writer, and as a comics publishing executive.

In Elizabeth Hand’s Hokuloa Road (Mulholland, July), a fictional Hawaiian island’s stunning exterior conceals a dark heart—and a menacing stalker that isn’t quite human.

In We Do What We Do in the Dark (Riverhead, May), Hart delves into an affair between a college student and her female professor.

Twisty mystery and historical details mix in an indie-published thriller.

With Trust, the Pulitzer finalist explores the distortions of capital and narrative.

The accomplished author and mountaineer blends her two passions in her first book for adults, Breathless, about a journalist who chases a story to alpine heights—only to find herself stranded with a killer in the midst. (Sponsored)

In Because Our Fathers Lied (Little, Brown, May), farmer and antiwar activist McNamara probes his relationship with his father, former U.S. defense secretary Robert S. McNamara.