Maren Longbella

Ryan Murphy might want to take a look at Stephanie Gorton's "The Icon and the Idealist," a portrait of birth control activists Margaret Sanger and Mary Ware Dennett that has "Feud" written all over it.

In Melbourne-set "The Burrow," a grieving family hopes a pet rabbit, named for a character in Richard Adams' "Watership Down," can help ease their pain.

A scientist is building an AI robot in his attic in "Frankenstein"-inspired "William," by Mason Coile, a pen name for "The Demonologist" and "Oracle" author Andrew Pyper.

FICTION: C.M. Ewan’s novel capitalizes on the paranoia of having to open our homes to strangers.

FICTION: Emerging from trauma, a woman finds a stranger’s celebration is just the ticket in Alison Espach’s novel.

FICTION: “You have to promise not to kill me,” writes Tasha Coryell in debut novel “Love Letters to a Serial Killer.”

The new novel from Clare Pooley, author of "The Sober Diaries" and "The Authenticity Project," is about a group of seniors in London who join a club and shift from strangers to friends.

The new novel from Clare Pooley, author of

FICTION: It returns writer Maxim Loskutoff to his favorite setting, western America.

Stephen King’s newest horror collection,