Congratulations to Austrian writer Peter Handke, with whom Farrar, Straus and Giroux has been working since the early 1970s, on winning the 2019 Nobel Prize in Literature. FSG President Jonathan Galassi on the Austrian writer's impact on literature: "Handke is one of the great German prose stylists, who has spent his career exploring both the natural world and the world of human consciousness with exquisite precision, humor, and courage." And as Jeffrey Eugenides writes: “Handke’s sharp eye is always finding a strange beauty amid this colorless world.”

We are excited to reveal the cover for Emily Nemens' forthcoming book, The Cactus League, out February 4, 2020! It is an explosive, character-driven odyssey through the world of baseball written by the editor of The Paris Review. PREORDER NOW

A cheery deathbed story by way of introduction. My dad said a couple of things to me in the hours before he passed. Three of these were direct orders, which is a total power move: Find a husband. Have a baby. And . ....

I loved Garth Greenwell’s debut, What Belongs to You. It tells the story of a romance between two men, an American teacher and a charismatic hustler he propositions in a public bathroom in Sofia. The New York Times said: “A rich, important debut,...

A hearty congratulations to James Forman Jr. and Frank Bidart, who have been awarded 2018 Pulitzer Prizes! Winner of the 2018 Pulitzer Prize in General Nonfiction Locking Up Our Own James Forman Jr.'s book Locking Up Our Own is the winner of the 2018 Pulitzer Prize...

FSG is proud to reveal the cover for our reissue of Edna O’Brien’s The Country Girls Trilogy and Epilogue, a collection of three of the most beloved, revolutionary, and notorious Irish novels of the 20th century, with a new introduction by Eimear McBride,...

We’re excited to announce the book tour for Fresh Complaint, the first collection of short fiction from Pulitzer Prize-winning author Jeffrey Eugenides. The stories in Fresh Complaint showcase Eugenides’s astute observations on American life, presenting characters in the midst of emergencies personal...

I’ve often asked myself: Why write a book? In part, it’s to tell my story, and it’s also to understand it. In many ways, my childhood is a mystery, even to me. I’m always being asked the same questions: How did I get here? How...

We're pleased to reveal the cover for Robin Sloan's Sourdough, his follow-up to his bestselling debut novel, Mr. Penumbra's 24-Hour Bookstore. Here it is, with some words from Robin Sloan's intermittent but secret-filled newsletter. I'm not even going to bother with a...

When we announced Wolf in White Van on this very website two and a half years ago, in official literary terms John Darnielle was essentially an unknown quantity. Now, things are different. Wolf in White Van fairly emphatically established...

What links the Investment Bank of Torabundo, www.myhotswaitress.com (yes, with an s, don’t ask), an art heist, a novel called For the Love of a Clown, a six-year-old boy with the unfortunate name of Remington Steele, a lonely French banker, a tiny Pacific island,...

J. M. Ledgard’s novel Submergence was an exceedingly popular choice in Work in Progress’s 2014 round-up of FSG staff favorites (and we were hardly alone in our adoration), so we're understandably thrilled to announce that the...

Jonathan Franzen's new novel, Purity, will be published on September 1, 2015. We’re excited to show you the exclusive first look of the cover (with bonus gif) designed by Rodrigo Corral. Preorder Now!     Young Pip Tyler doesn't know who she...

There are professional thrills and there are professional thrills, but I am extra especially thrilled to report that FSG is going to be publishing John Darnielle’s novel, Wolf in White Van, this fall. John is famous for his work with the Mountain Goats, and I suspect that none of the many fans who know his lyrics and have heard his stories will be surprised by the revelation that his is a genuinely literary mind. And it’s true—Wolf in White Van emphatically proves that his imagination and voice are at least as at home on the page as they are in song.