18 Books You Can't Miss This May
Here are radiant new titles to pick up now, including an incandescent work of historical fiction from Anthony Doerr, witty cultural criticism and a stirring romance set in the Alaskan wilderness.
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And the Dark Sacred Night
By Julia Glass
401 pages;
Random House
The National Book Award–winning author of
Three Junes delivers an exquisitely detailed novel in which characters from her previous work and this one unite, as the protagonist, an unemployed art history professor, attempts to discover the identity of the father he's never known.
— Abbe Wright
Published 04/28/2014
