The movie adapation of Andre Aciman’s received rave reviews after its debut at the Sundance Film Festival. The Guardian called it “masterful” and said it is “a major entry in the canon of queer cinema.” The latest novel by Aciman, ENIGMA VARIATIONS, was just released and was named one of 10 recommended books for the week of January 26, 2017 by the New York Times. The movie version of CALL ME BY YOUR NAME will be released by Sony Pictures Classics in the fall.

Jaroslav Kalfar’s forthcoming SPACEMAN OF BOHEMIA is one of the Strand’s book buying team’s picks of 2017, writing: “Well balanced with warmth and humor, and unpredictable until its end, it’s a remarkable novel which will exceed readers’ expectations.” SPACEMAN OF BOHEMIA was also included in Library Journal’s March Fiction Preview. Little, Brown will publish SPACEMAN OF BOHEMIA on March 7, 2017...

Elliot Ackerman’s wrote a moving piece for Elle on “The Delicate Task of Raising Kids in a ‘War Zone.’” His newest novel, Knopf published DARK AT THE CROSSING on January 24, 2017...

The latest novel by Danielle Steel will debut at number 1 on both the New York Times Combined Print & E-book & the Hardcover Fiction bestseller lists for the week of January 22, 2017. Delacorte Press published the book on January 3, 2017.

The 40th Stone Barrington novel by Stuart Woods will debut at number 3 on both the New York Times Hardcover & Combined Print & E-book Fiction bestseller lists for the week of January 22, 2017. G.P. Putnam Sons published the book on January 3, 2017.

The movie adaptation of Andre Aciman’s acclaimed novel, CALL ME BY YOUR NOVEL, is one of the most anticipated movies premiering at the upcoming Sundance Film Festival. The film directed by Luca Guadagnino who directed A BIGGER SPLASH & I AM LOVE was purchased by Sony Pictures Classics in advance of the festival. Farrar Straus & Giroux published the book in 2007.

Elliot Ackerman begins his publication month with a strong national media push, garnering feature interviews in both the Wall Street Journal and Men’s Journal. His newest novel, DARK AT THE CROSSING, will be published by Knopf on January 24...

“Like having a friendly physicist giving you a personal fireside chat… An ideal gift for any scientifically inquisitive person” writes John Gribbin for the Wall Street Journal in a strong review of STORM IN A TEACUP by Helen Czerski. In addition, the author was interviewed by NPR On Point to discuss Antarctic ice shelves and global dynamics in a far-ranging, fascinating interview. W.W. Norton published the book on January 10, 2017.

The New Yorker has published the most in-depth profile of Ted Chiang to date, starting with the 1990s when Chiang first began writing short stories, including “Story of Your Life” which was recently turned into the hit movie Arrival. Knopf republished Chiang’s collection STORIES OF YOUR LIFE AND OTHERS June 14, 2016 and it is currently at number 13 on the New York Times Trade Paperback bestseller list.

FIND ME received a starred review in Publishers Weekly, which said of the thriller: “Pacing is crisp and the plot is credible, but it’s the cast of expertly crafted, psychologically ambiguous characters that rivets.” Booklist and Kirkus also reviewed the book positively, saying “smart, well written, and tangled in unpredictable twists—a top-notch psychological thriller,” and “fast-paced, satisfying, and, ultimately, life-affirming” respectively. Mira Books publishes the novel on March 21, 2017...