24 new books released today cover diverse genres

Today, 24 new books have been released across various genres, including fiction, poetry, and nonfiction. These titles cover a wide range of topics, from classic literature to contemporary issues. The variety provides options for all types of readers. Among the highlighted works is Lynne Tillman's "Thrilled to Death," a collection of stories that captures a spectrum of human experiences. Colum McCann's "Twist" is a realist novel exploring the emotional struggles of men at sea. Gregory Maguire offers a prequel about Elphaba, the character from "Wicked," in "Elphie: A Wicked Childhood." New Poetry is represented by "The End of Childhood" by Wayne Miller. This collection reflects on historical damages and modern turmoil. In "Sister Europe," Nell Zink presents a humorous journey through personal and social transformation. Several nonfiction titles stand out, such as "Bad Law" by Elie Mystal, which critiques existing U.S. laws concerning race and gender. Brian Goldstone's "There Is No Place for Us" dives into the lives of the working homeless in America, while Jeanne Carstensen’s "A Greek Tragedy" examines the humanitarian crisis facing refugees. Other noteworthy mentions include Joni Murphy's "Barbara," a portrait of an unrecognized artist, and "Harriet Tubman: Live in Concert" by Bob the Drag Queen, which reimagines Tubman as a pop star. These new releases offer a wealth of knowledge and entertainment for readers looking to escape the chaos of daily life.