60 works of Canadian nonfiction to watch for in fall 2022
Here are the Canadian memoirs, biographies, essay collections and narrative nonfiction books we are excited to read in the second half of 2022.
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Here are the Canadian memoirs, biographies, essay collections and narrative nonfiction books we are excited to read in the second half of 2022.
And in fiction, new series novels from Elizabeth Strout (on Lucy Barton), Richard Osman (on the Thursday Murder Club) and Andrew Sean Greer (on Arthur Less). Rankings reflect sales for the week ended Sept. 24.
New books consider today's political scene, of course, but there are works by Ben Macintyre, Nina Totenberg (on Justice Ginsburg), Buzz Bissinger and Rolling Stone's Jann Wenner — and, as always, Jim Patterson and Stephen King. These hardcover rankings reflect sales for the week ended Sept. 17.
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A new month means new books! Here are some of the most anticipated Canadian titles for September 2022.