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Author Nick Petrie discusses how the pandemic influenced his seventh novel, The Runaway, his latest thriller featuring Peter Ash, an Iraq war veteran with PTSD.

With his new book about the Love Canal disaster, O’Brien continues to tell the stories of ordinary people doing extraordinary things.

To secure book coverage, it can help to make a specific ask.

In this roundup of the best-reviewed BookLife titles, we highlight a twisty thriller, a historical mystery, and more.

In Zoom Rooms (Knopf, Apr.), Mary Jo Salter, author of eight poetry collections and a coeditor of The Norton Anthology of Poetry, contemplates isolation and the feelings that connect people to one another.

In You’ve Changed (Catapult, May), War reflects on her experience navigating womanhood in Myanmar and the U.S.

The author chatted with PW about her research for Sister Stardust and what she learned from her first foray into writing historical fiction.

In The Bald Eagle (Liveright, Mar.), Davis examines the natural and cultural histories of America’s unofficial national bird.

A serial killer may be stalking 1939 Berlin in Scarrow’s Blackout (Kensington, Mar.).

In The Last Confessions of Sylvia P. (Harper, Mar.), an authentic manuscript of The Bell Jar turns up at a Boston auction house, leading to revelations about Sylvia Plath and a fiercely jealous rival.