11 Authors To Watch In 2019

Michael Schaub, Los Angeles Times: Books
Wed, 01/02/2019 - 12:40pm

The last year was a great one for literature, and from early signs, 2019 could actually be even better. There's no shortage of anticipated books coming out over the next several months, from debut authors and from those who already have a few books under their belt. Here are 11 authors who look...

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