Reviews From NBCC Members

By David Varno

Among the books covered in the past week are the much-touted debut from Temim Fruchter about queerness and Jewish family history, the explosive and widely reviewed satire by Lexi Frieman of

Reviews and More From NBCC Members

By David Varno

Dear Friends, For many people, literary new year’s resolutions aren’t just about making time for those formidable multi-volume novels you’ve been meaning to finish—Musil, Proust, etc.—they’re also about self-improvement. To that

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Reviews and More From NBCC Members

By David Varno

Dear NBCC Friends, First off, please join us in welcoming new NBCC president Heather Scott Partington. Heather joined the board of the NBCC in 2021 and distinguished herself with valuable

Announcing the 2022 NBCC Award Winners

By David Varno

 New York, NY (March 23, 2023)—Tonight at the New School, the National Book Critics Circle announced the recipients of its book awards for publishing year 2022. The winners include Ling Ma,

Invitation to NBCC awards ceremony

Reviews and More From NBCC Members

By David Varno

We are thrilled to return to an in-person awards ceremony and reception this year, hosted by our longtime sponsor, The New School. We’re also deeply grateful to continue our relationship

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Reviews and More From NBCC Members

By David Varno

Dear NBCC Friends, Hope those of you in the northeast are enjoying the snow day. Today’s entertainment: throwing snowballs for the dog to chase. By the time we host our awards

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Reviews and More from NBCC Members

By David Varno

Remember to keep up with our 30 Books in 30 Days series, where we will be spotlighting the finalists for the 2022 NBCC Awards in the weeks leading up to the

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Reviews and More From NBCC Members

By David Varno

Dear NBCC Friends, We can’t wait to share the finalists for the 2022 NBCC awards. Tune in tomorrow night for the virtual presentation, produced by Wildbound Live.  Reviews Martha Anne Toll