Archive · 4 Sep 2025
New Books Explore Friendship, Education, and Illness
Several new books are coming out that tackle different topics.
One book is about friendships between a group of women over twenty years.
Another book discusses how fascists try to control education.
There's a sequel to a book about a dark academia writing group.
One book is a fictional account of a person's experience with Covid.
Lastly, a book set in the future explores a mystery surrounding a lost poem.
These books cover a wide range of human experiences and societal issues.
'The Wilderness' explores the evolution of friendships over two decades.
'Why Fascists Fear Teachers' discusses the role of education in democracy.
A sequel to 'Bunny' follows a published author's return to her former writing group.
'Will There Ever Be Another You' is a fictionalized account of contracting Covid.
'What We Can Know' is a detective story set in a future England.
- Who
- Angela Flournoy, Randi Weingarten, Mona Awad, Patricia Lockwood, Ian McEwan
- What
- New books addressing themes of friendship, fascism, and illness are being released.
- When
- Releases are scheduled for September.
- Where
- The settings of the books vary, including New York, Los Angeles, New England, and a future England.
- Why
- Authors explore complex themes through fiction and non-fiction.
- Featured Books
- 'The Wilderness,' 'Why Fascists Fear Teachers,' 'We Love You, Bunny,' 'Will There Ever Be Another You,' 'What We Can Know'
- Themes
- Friendship, Education, Fascism, Illness, Creative Writing, Future
- Author of 'Why Fascists Fear Teachers'
- Randi Weingarten
- Author of 'Will There Ever Be Another You'
- Patricia Lockwood
- Setting of 'What We Can Know'
- England in 2119