The latest fiction, non-fiction, paperbacks and classics
Looking for your next great read? Every week, Vintage publishes new books that inform, entertain and spark conversation, from award-winning fiction and thought-provoking nonfiction to beautifully produced classics.
This regularly updated guide brings together the latest releases from across the Vintage list, helping you discover standout new books from established authors and exciting emerging voices. Whether you’re searching for literary fiction, memoir, history, science, politics or culture, you’ll find the newest Vintage books to add to your reading list right here.
What are the best new books to read right now?
This week’s new Vintage books move from Britain’s past to the future of women’s healthcare, taking in traditional craft, summer suspense and festive historical fiction along the way.
William A. Pettigrew’s Britain’s Slave Traders uncovers the investors behind Britain’s transatlantic slave trade and their influence on the nation’s development; James Fox’s Craftland travels through Britain in search of the master craftspeople keeping traditional skills alive; and Darby Bozeman’s Summer’s Never Over returns to a summer camp haunted by secrets, grief and an unresolved death. Also new are Emma Szewczak and Dr Andrzej Harris’s The Stitch-Up, a personal and investigative account of medical misogyny and the women’s healthcare crisis, and Susan Stokes-Chapman’s The Twelve Days of Christmas, a collection of festive historical stories inspired by the Christmas carol and written in tribute to Jane Austen and Georgette Heyer.
