Annabel Gutterman

These are the novels and short story collections that carried us through 2021

Remembering the celebrated author of ‘The Year of Magical Thinking’

In her new memoir ‘Left on Tenth,’ the screenwriter chronicles navigating a cancer diagnosis amid a burgeoning romance

See the cover of his anticipated novel ‘Afterlives’

The novelist talks ‘To Paradise’

Two new books tackle the power imbalances in academia—and their unsettling consequences

Susan Rigetti’s debut novel ‘Cover Story’ is a frothy thriller

The Tony award winner discusses the second season of the Peacock series and her outrageous character

The novelist discusses her first short story collection ‘You Have a Friend in 10A’

‘I find it very soothing to put stuff on the table’

Owens’ runaway success belies an ugly history—one that has cast a shadow on her life in the literary spotlight

With a panel of celebrated authors, TIME presents the most gripping, twist-filled, satisfying, and influential mystery and thriller books.

Here’s what’s going on in the lives of Virgin River’s residents ahead of the new Christmas episodes, where Mel might try to track down her biological father.

Here are the biggest moments from the final two episodes of the fifth season of Virgin River.

The filmed version of Swift’s Eras tour has broken records—and done so without any studios involved. Swift reveals how the movie deal with AMC came together.

From ‘Doppelganger’ to ‘King,’ these are the most impactful nonfiction books published this year.

See which novels and short story collections made TIME’s list.

In an interview, the author of ‘Such a Fun Age’ discusses her follow-up novel, her fascination with money, and the funniest books she’s ever read.

Here’s what to watch this weekend, from a crop of new TV shows on Netflix to the end of a beloved reality competition show on Peacock.

The bestselling author of ‘The Notebook’ discusses the Broadway adaptation of his book, his favorite romance novels, and a movie that made him cry.