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Finding the Funny: My Mad Ride Thru Late-Night Comedy

Publication Date: 03/02/2027

Madeleine Smithberg, co-creator and original executive producer of The Daily Show, takes readers on a VIP backstage tour as she relives some of the most seminal moments in late-night comedy. For more than four decades, Madeleine Smithberg helped shape the world of late-night comedy from behind the scenes. A three-time…

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Carnival Ghosts: A Memoir of Life, Loss, and Rebirth with Little Feat

Publication Date: 02/16/2027

Carnival Ghosts is the long-awaited memoir by keyboard legend and Little Feat co-founder Bill Payne, a musician’s musician whose extraordinary career spans six decades and counting. A grade school piano prodigy who would grow up to become one of the greatest rock and roll keyboardists in history, Bill Payne has…

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Is My Vagina a Lemon?: How to Go from Faking It to Feeling It in Life and Love

Publication Date: 02/09/2027

Audacious and irreverent, Is My Vagina a Lemon? is one woman’s quest for an orgasm—and an invitation back to yourself and a life with all the f*cking feels. One day, it hits you: You’re supposed to feel more than this. More alive. More magic. More…YOU! Because you’ve built the life.…

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How to Cook Rice: On the Care and Feeding of an Immigrant Family

Publication Date: 01/26/2027

A soulful blend of memoir and recipes, How to Cook Rice is a tender exploration of how food becomes the language of love and identity in a Taiwanese American immigrant family. In How to Cook Rice: On the Care and Feeding of an Immigrant Family, Grace Hwang Lynch takes readers…

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The Vet from the Urban Jungle: Dogs, Cats, Dinosaurs, Dragons, and Drive-Bys

Publication Date: 12/15/2026

The Vet from the Urban Jungle follows a talented team of professionals dedicated to promoting and protecting the human-animal bond, even in the most dangerous circumstances. Emergency surgeries. Exotic animals. Owners ranging from neighborhood regulars to Hollywood stars. At one of Los Angeles’s busiest veterinary hospitals, no two cases are…

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Direction: Making the Most of the Performance of Your Life

Publication Date: 12/01/2026

Legendary Broadway director Kenny Leon draws on a lifetime of lessons to offer a timeless guide to living boldly, authentically, and with purpose. What does it take to live a life that truly matters? For Kenny Leon—one of Broadway's most celebrated directors—the answer has never come from a single breakthrough…

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Passport to Freedom: From Tehran to Triumph

Publication Date: 09/22/2026

Born an American citizen but raised under Iran’s theocracy, a teenage boy risks everything to escape religious persecution and reclaim the freedom—and responsibility—of choosing America. When freedom is denied by governments, can it still be carried—hand to hand, heart to heart—by people? Nizam Missaghi was seven years old when he…

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The Unstoppables: A Novel

Publication Date: 08/25/2026

Richard Kline’s world is turning upside-down. Soon after Ivy League–educated physician Dr. Kline returns to his hometown of Bay Ridge to take over his father’s medical practice, his dreams of a steady, conventional life begin to crumble. His wife leaves him; health insurance vultures have descended on his practice; a…

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Strike Season: The True Story of a Team That Played on When the Coaches Walked Out

Publication Date: 08/11/2026

Friday Night Lights meets Lord of the Flies in this unforgettable true story of a high school football team that banded together when a teacher’s strike left them without coaches. Michael Eck had always been mesmerized by his father’s love of Notre Dame football.  Now, they were recruiting him to…

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The Lost Mozart: A Novel

Publication Date: 08/04/2026

A college music student discovers a long-lost Mozart sketch and sets out to finish the piece and give its world premiere. Noah Wideman is an overqualified music student trying to graduate with a degree no one asked for. It’s 1987. His parents had hoped for medicine or law—anything with a…

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