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In Sweet Land of Liberty (Abrams, Oct.), the IACP award–winning writer dishes the stories behind 11 noteworthy pies.

In Against the Wind (Crown, Oct.), Gabler charts Sen. Ted Kennedy’s liberal crusade in the Reagan era and beyond.

In Odden’s Under a Veiled Moon (Crooked Lane, Oct.), police superintendent Michael Corravan investigates the sinking of a pleasure steamer, the Princess Alice, on the Thames soon after a passenger train was dynamited, possibly by Irish terrorists.

The right input is the key to making your book the best it can be.

Yiyun Li’s latest novel is inspired by a little-known 20th-century French teenage novelist who, it turns out, was more charlatan than prodigy.

Bestseller Maxwell returns to her paranormal roots in The Dark King (Entangled Amara, Oct.), a romance between Las Vegas hotelier and fae king Caiden and feisty Wisconsinite Bryn.

Mysti Berry’s Low Down Dirty Vote anthologies set killer crime fiction around the ballot box.

This month, Michelle Argyle at Melissa Williams Design reimagines the cover of Just a Little Broken by Le’vian Dae.

In Breathless: The Scientific Race to Defeat a Deadly Virus (Simon & Schuster, Oct.), Quammen profiles the scientists who studied the SARS-CoV-2 virus and fought the Covid pandemic.

From an examination of the ravages of Jim Crow to a meditation on the idea of happiness, this fall’s noteworthy nonfiction debuts span the range of human experience.