Now that we’ve finished up with lists of the best books of 2016, it’s time to start thinking about the best books to read in 2017.
Spring 2017 Announcements: All Our Coverage
Publishers Weekly has us covered with a look at the following categories of books:
- Art, Architecture, & Photography
- Business & Economics
- Comics & Graphic Novels
- Cooking & Food
- Essays & Literary Criticism
- History
- Lifestyle
- Literary Fiction
- Memoirs & Biographies
- Mysteries & Thrillers
- Poetry
- Politics & Current Events
- Romance & Erotica
- Science
- SF, Fantasy, & Horror
2017’s Most Anticipated Movie Adaptations
The movie industry has obliged our curiosity and anticipation with a schedule heavy on book- and fact-based stories that run from animated family films to thrillers and comedies, sequels and continuations, comic books and biopics, war films and romance. There are two gigantic Stephen King adaptations on the docket, and sci-fi/fantasy fans with a literary bent have three eagerly awaited films coming this year.
5 Nonfiction Books We’re Excited to Read in 2017
If you’re into current affairs, true crime, science, or history, we think you’ll love these soon-to-be-released books.
What You’ll Be Reading in 2017
John Williams of The New York Times point out some books, both fiction and nonfiction, he’s looking forward to in 2017.
Which Books Are Coming to TV in 2017?
Ian McShane & Neil Gaiman, Amy Adams & Gillian Flynn, Elizabeth Moss & Margaret Atwood —TV is about to have a very literary year.
25 of the Most Exciting Book Releases for 2017
Vulture has the news for you on upcoming book releases.
Most Anticipated: The Great 2017 Book Preview
From The Millions:
Books from no fewer than four Millions staffers? It’s a feast. We hope the following list of 80-something upcoming books peps you up for the (first half of the) new year. You’ll notice that we’ve re-combined our fiction and nonfiction lists, emphasizing fiction as in the past.
The 25 Most Anticipated Books by Women for 2017
From Elle:
Phew, 2016. We can’t remember ever being so happy to see a year end, even as the next brings only uncertainty. There is one thing we know for sure, though: Misogyny has had far too big a public platform, in these past few months especially. So we’re kicking off the new year with a preview of extraordinary books by women, with an eye to how women live, imagine, and think across the globe. Now, more than ever, we need compelling fiction to widen the bounds of our empathy and imaginations, and strong women’s voices to guide us.
© 2017 by Mary Daniels Brown
