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We're delighted to celebrate Library members who have published books in 2024. Browse and buy their books below.
2024 in Books by Member Writers
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Our annual party for our member writers took place on December 12, 2024. If you're a writer, get to know our offerings especially for you.
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Charlene Allen, My Fairy God Somebody (HarperCollins, December)
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Diana Altman, Love at a Girls' School and Other Stories (BookBaby, September)
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Jennifer Belle, Swanna in Love: A Novel (Akashic Books, January)
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Amanda Bellows, The Explorers: A New History of America in Ten Expeditions (William Morrow, June)
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Clara Bingham, The Movement: How Women’s Liberation Transformed America 1963-1973 (Atria/One Signal, July)
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Sallie Bingham, Taken by the Shawnee (Turtle Point Press, June)
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Carol Binkowski (writing as Caryl Janis), Research Can Be Murder (Wild Rose Press, April)
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Elizabeth Birkelund, A Northern Light in Provence: A Novel (Ballantine Books, May)
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Janet Lindquist Black, Sorrow’s Bending Road: Poems (January)
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Bianca Bosker, Get the Picture: A Mind-Bending Journey among the Inspired Artists and Obsessive Art Fiends Who Taught Me How to See (Viking, February)
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Sophie Brickman, Plays Well with Others: A Novel (William Morrow, August)
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Tara Isabella Burton, Here in Avalon: A Novel (Simon & Schuster, January)
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Rosetta Marantz Cohen, Five Women (Hidden River Press, November)
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Elliot Cosgrove, For Such a Time As This: On Being Jewish Today (Harvest, September)
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Elisabeth De Nitto, Rudi Rainbow: The Boy Who Fell From the Clouds (Christian Faith Publishing Co., August)
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Dana Delibovi, Sweet Hunter: The Complete Poems of St. Teresa of Ávila (Monkfish Book Publishing, October)
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Vincent DiGirolamo (contributor), The Sweet Life: Julis LeBlanc Stewart and Painting the Belle Epoque (Giles Ltd., December)
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Edward Goldberg, The United States as Global Liberal Hegemon: How the US Came to Lead the World (Palgrave Macmillan, April)
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Sarah Gronningsater, The Rising Generation: Gradual Abolition, Black Legal Culture, and the Making of National Freedom (University of Pennsylvania Press, July 2024)
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A.M. Halvorssen, The Dirty Network (January)
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Angie Kiehne, Dismantle: A Memoir (Warren Publishing, April)
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Warren Kozak, Waving Goodbye: Life After Loss (Post Hill Press, April)
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Clare McHugh, The Romanov Brides: A Novel of the Last Tsarina and Her Sisters (William Morrow, March)
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Gregory Pardlo, Spectral Evidence: Poems (Knopf, January)
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Molly Peacock, The Widow’s Crayon Box: Poems (W.W. Norton & Company, November)
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Louis Phillips, Existence & Other Poems (October)
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That Curious Thing, by Chris Raschka (Michael Di Capua Books, September)
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S.J. Rozan (with John Shen Yen Nee), The Murder of Mr. Ma: A Novel (Soho Crime, April 2024)
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Ann Marie Sabath, The Wannabe Investor: 40 Must-Know Facts Before Buying Your First Stock (Soncata Press, April)
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Rickie Solinger, ed., Fighting Mad: Resisting The End of Roe v. Wade (University of California Press, March)
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Jean Strouse, Family Romance: John Singer Sargent and the Wertheimers (Farrar, Straus and Giroux, November)
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Benjamin Swett, The Picture Not Taken: On Life and Photography (New York Review Books, October)
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Jeffrey Tao, Haikus (Adelaide Books, December 2024)
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Lily Tuck, The Rest is Memory: A Novel (Liveright, December)
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Mona Voelkel, illustrated by Nancy Kincade, Moon Choo Choo: A Tale of Imagination and Sibling Adventure (Arigna Press, May)
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Barbara Weisberg, Strong Passions: A Scandalous Divorce in Old New York (W.W. Norton & Company, February)
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Lauren Willig with Beatriz Williams and Karen White, The Author’s Guide to Murder (William Morrow, November)
The Writing Life events in 2024 are generously underwritten by Jenny Lawrence.
