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Two decades after the end of the 20th century, some books stand apart and continue to inspire readers and writers alike. Here are some of our picks.

Pack this list of new releases for your summer holiday: it's 3 weeks of eBook and audiobook releases to make sure you read something good on vacation.

These are thrilling entrepreneurial tales of risk and reward, heroes and villains, and the makings of power brokers and their legacies.

Stories of the Holocaust—both fiction and nonfiction—give readers insight into this significant time in history.

New books out July 12 including Ruth Ware, David Baldacci, Poe's House of Usher retold by T. Kingfisher, and a deep dive on a Human of New York.

Here are seven of the best full-cast audiobooks that breathe new life into the stories they tell.

Nathan spoke with Elamin Abdelmahmoud, author of the memoir Son of Elsewhere about what's so fascinating to him about the places in everyone's past.

Jennifer Fawcett grew up in rural Eastern Ontario and spent many years in Canada making theatre before coming to the United States and becoming a novelist.

Zarqa Nawaz is a film and TV producer and the author of the memoir Laughing All the Way to the Mosque. Jameela Green Ruins Everything is her first novel.

Canadian journalist Matthieu Aikins's new book The Naked Don't Fear the Water is an account of the harrowing journey of refugees from Afghanistan.