Books
Another season, another crop of must-reads.
Below, Bustles most anticipated books of winter.
Rental Houseby Weike Wang
Out Dec. 3.Wangs witty novel makes for a fun post-holiday read.
(Hers are educated Chinese immigrants, while his are white and working class.)
Perhaps she can become someone else.
Expect much fodder for conversations about artificial intelligence and bioethics.
Dragons, enemies to lovers, a badass female main character… Whats not to love?
But as the title suggests, Denmark proves a rotten choice.
ButWild West Villageis not a collection of Kirkes greatest hits.
Ample thrilling drama ensues.
It sounds fascinating, especially for anyone who, like me, calls blue their favorite color.
It could easily be a dreary read, but Nieva has somehow created something closer to a romp.
When Dino disappears, she delves deeper into the world of sex work and kink to find him.
(Ironically, shes an atheist herself.
Altogether, its a truly thought-provoking read.
But what, exactly, does a divorce symbolize in the 21st century?
And how do women today navigate this hyperprevalent but still hyperpersonal experience?
The Talentby Daniel DAddario
Out Feb. 25.Five Best Actress hopefuls.
Written byVarietychief correspondent Daniel DAddario,The Talentis a riotous and well-wrought ride throughMoira Roses favorite season: awards.
Show Dont Tellby Curtis Sittenfeld
Out Feb. 25.Curtis Sittenfeld never misses.
