...But At Least We Still Have Books! (Fall 2020 Book Preview)

So... the world has been on fire as of late, but at least we still have books! Despite cancelled tours, pub-date push-backs and all the other chaos, 2020 has been a fantastic year for book releases, and the Fall line-up promises to continue the trend.

Whether you're stuck in quarantine, shouldering burdens or trying to keep things normal (as can be), it's time to start your pre-orders and get your holds ready at the library. Below are the books I'm most looking forward to, July-December, with reader suggestions following. Cheers and Happy Reading!






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Reader Suggestions!
July:
The Fate of a Flapper by Susanna Calkins
The Silence of the White City by Eva Garcia Sáenz
Utopia Avenue by David Mitchell

Aug:The Falcon Always Wings Twice by Donna AndrewsThe Ancestor by Lee Matthew Goldberg
Spellbound: A Graphic Memoir by Bishakh Som

Sept:A Kingdom of Tender Colors by Seth Greenland
Political Sign by Tobias Carroll 
The Lakehouse by Joe Clifford
Conditional Citizens by Laila Lalami
Just Us: An American Conversation by Claudia Rankine 
Poetic Justice by Andrea J. Johnson
The Life Assignment by Ricardo Alberto Maldonado
You Want More: Selected Stories by George Singleton
Oct:The Better of the Bad by J.J. Hensley
The Sacrifice of Darkness by Roxane Gay, Tracy Lynne Oliver, and Rebecca Kirby
A Will to Kill by RV Raman
Keep Moving by Maggie Smith
The Bitter Kind by Tara Lynn Masih

Nov:Noiryorican by Richie Narvaez
Tennessee Murder Ballad by Heather Jones
The Turning Tide by Catriona McPherson

Dec:
Grounds for Murder by Tara Lush
The Cousins by Karen M. McManus
The Ballad of Ami Miles by Kristy Dallas Alley 
On Fragile Waves by E. Lily Yu
When the Apricots Bloom by Gina Wilkinson