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Terms and conditions apply. * Savings buckets are a feature of Ally Bank's Savings Account. * No ATM fees from Ally Bank at Allpoint and Moneypass ATMs plus we reimburse for fees charged by other ATM owners nationwide up to $10 per statement cycle. * Early direct deposit offers eligible direct deposits up to two days sooner. * Spending buckets are a feature of Ally Bank's Spending Account.  by [Laura Zornosa](https://time.com/author/laura-zornosa/)  ## Laura Zornosa Laura Zornosa is a reporter at TIME. Sep 28, 2023 9:38 PM UTC   by [Laura Zornosa](https://time.com/author/laura-zornosa/)  ## Laura Zornosa Laura Zornosa is a reporter at TIME. Sep 28, 2023 9:38 PM UTC The only explicitly spooky book on this list of October releases is _Out There Screaming_, edited by John Joseph Adams and Jordan Peele. This [anthology](https://time.com/6222864/this-arab-is-queer-book-launch/) of new Black horror spans from the supernatural, like a girl searching for the demon that killed her parents, to the all too real, like traffic stops and lynch mobs. Other books on this list, though, border on the [uncanny](https://time.com/6244473/m3gan-horror-doll-history/): Walter Mosely’s _Touched_ personifies death as a pale man with white hair and a dapper suit, and in Molly McGhee’s _Jonathan Abernathy You Are Kind_, the titular protagonist enters other people’s dreams to scrub out the bad parts. Also arriving this month are the hotly anticipated memoirs from Jada Pinkett Smith and Britney Spears. Here are the best new books to read this October. ## **_Out There Screaming: An Anthology of New Black Horror_** **, John Joseph Adams and Jordan Peele (editors) (Oct. 3)**  First, [Jordan Peele](https://time.com/4674152/jordan-peele-get-out-horror/) co-created and starred in the sketch comedy series _Key & Peele_. Then, he made a string of films—_Get Out, Us,_ and _Nope_—that fuse horror with the realities of Black American life. Now, alongside editor and publisher John Joseph Adams, he has collected and edited short stories by 19 Black authors into an anthology of contemporary Black horror. The likes of [N.K. Jemisin](https://time.com/collection/100-most-influential-people-2021/6095930/nk-jemisin/), [Nnedi Okorafor](https://nnedi.com/), [Tananarive Due](https://www.tananarivedue.com/bio-contact), [P. Djèlí Clark](https://pdjeliclark.com/about/), and [Rebecca Roanhorse](https://www.vulture.com/article/rebecca-roanhorse-black-sun-profile.html) are featured alongside emerging writers like [Erin E. Adams](https://www.erineadams.com/about), [Violet Allen](https://www.storyological.com/interviews/violet-allen), and [Justin C. Key](https://www.justinckey.com/about). Real life (traffic stops) and real history (Freedom Riders, lynch mobs) meet speculative fiction and the supernatural in this bone-chilling collection. **Buy** **Now**: _Out There Screaming_ on [Bookshop](https://bookshop.org/a/4973/9780593243794) | [Amazon](https://amzn.to/3EXI6YO) ## **_Brooklyn Crime Novel_** **, Jonathan Lethem (Oct. 3)**  In 2003, [Jonathan Lethem](https://time.com/5441441/trump-era-detective-novel-jonathan-lethem/) wrote the _New York Times_\-bestselling novel _The Fortress of Solitude_, set in Boerum Hill, the Brooklyn neighborhood where he was raised. Two decades later—and with six novels, three short story collections, and a MacArthur Fellowship in between—he has returned to the New York City borough. _Brooklyn Crime Novel_, organized into six sections, traces the crime of gentrification through a series of stories in the style of oral history. This time around, Lethem [spoke with the people](https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2023/09/jonathan-lethem-brooklyn-crime-novel/675334/) he grew up with, of all races and backgrounds, to craft a story about memory, community, race, and privilege. **Buy** **Now**: _Brooklyn Crime Novel_ on [Bookshop](https://bookshop.org/a/4973/9780062938824) | [Amazon](https://amzn.to/46qJ23x) ## **_How to Say Babylon_** **, Safiya Sinclair (Oct. 3)**  Safiya Sinclair burst onto the literary scene in 2016 with the award-winning debut poetry collection, _Cannibal_. Her glimmering debut memoir, laced with poetic voice, arrives with self-possessed power. [_How to Say Babylon_](https://time.com/6306503/best-books-fall-2023/) is a liberatory memoir in which Sinclair tangles with her past, patriarchy (“I would watch the men in my family grow mighty while the women shrunk”), and tradition and colonialism in her home, Jamaica. Babylon, in this case, refers to the oppression that the author’s father, [a strict Rastafarian](https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2023/08/07/revisiting-my-rastafari-childhood), sees in the Western ideology. When Sinclair eventually moves to the U.S. for college, she reckons with the gap between her worlds and tries “to write the ache into something tangible.” **Buy** **Now**: _How to Say Babylon_ on [Bookshop](https://bookshop.org/a/4973/9781982132330) | [Amazon](https://amzn.to/3ZzUac4) ## **_A Day in the Life of Abed Salama: Anatomy of a Jerusalem Tragedy_** **, Nathan Thrall (Oct. 3)**  [Nathan Thrall](https://time.com/4800819/nathan-thrall-the-only-language-they-understand/)—a journalist and former director of the Arab-Israeli Project at the International Crisis Group—conducted extensive interviews and research to reconstruct the tragic February 2012 day when seven people were killed in a traffic accident near Jerusalem. He tells this story through the lens of a father, Palestinian phone company worker and political activist Abed Salama, and his frantic quest to find his five-year-old son, Milad. On that day, Milad had been on a school bus traveling to a theme park field trip, but he would not survive the journey. His death, as Thrall illuminates through exhaustive reporting, was largely due to the systemic inequities of being Palestinian in Jerusalem: the wall dividing the communities, poorly maintained infrastructure, and an oppressive bureaucracy. **Buy** **Now**: _A Day in the Life of Abed Salama_ on [Bookshop](https://bookshop.org/a/4973/9781250854971) | [Amazon](https://amzn.to/3RDDbnf) ## **_The Leftover Woman_** **, Jean Kwok (Oct. 10)**  At 14, Jasmine Yang married her husband Wen in a rural Chinese village. Then, she gave birth to a girl and was told the baby had died. But that’s not what happened. As Jasmine learns in a devastating twist, Wen, who wanted a son and was all too aware of the One Child Policy, gave their daughter away in an informal adoption. Upon finding out, she flees to America to escape her marriage and search for her daughter. She juggles two jobs to repay the smugglers who brought her: a cocktail waitress at a strip club, and a nanny for a white family with an adopted Chinese daughter. In _The Leftover Woman_, [Jean Kwok](https://time.com/collection/must-read-books-2019/5724538/searching-for-sylvie-lee/) weaves a riveting drama about motherhood and belonging. **Buy** **Now**: _The Leftover Woman_ on [Bookshop](https://bookshop.org/a/4973/9780063031463) | [Amazon](https://amzn.to/46xI9X3) ## **_Touched_** **, Walter Mosley (Oct. 10)**  Walter Mosley, distinguished by a laundry list of literary awards, is best known for his crime fiction—especially for his series about Easy Rawlins, a Black private investigator in Los Angeles. He has dabbled in science fiction before, and now he’s back with _Touched_, an alternative fiction novel that is, in fact, _very_ alternative. _Touched_ follows Marty Just as something inside of him, an entity called Temple, takes over. Suddenly, Marty has strange new powers including super strength and the ability to resurrect the dead. But when Tor Waxman, an embodiment of death and a harbinger of white-on-Black genocide, begins stalking Marty's family, the story takes on a dystopian tone. **Buy** **Now**: _Touched_ on [Bookshop](https://bookshop.org/a/4973/9780802161840) | [Amazon](https://amzn.to/3PsIraE) ## **_The Hive and the Honey_** **, Paul Yoon (Oct. 10)**  [The seed](https://www.publishersweekly.com/pw/by-topic/columns-and-blogs/openbook/article/92714-paul-yoon-s-the-hive-and-the-honey-portrays-the-korean-diaspora.html) of [Paul Yoon’s](https://time.com/5770120/paul-yoon-run-me-to-earth-review/) third short story collection is the movement of Korea and its people. _The Hive and the Honey_ comprises seven masterful short stories that span 500 years of Korean diaspora. In 17th century Japan, a samurai escorts an orphan to find fellow Koreans, and in 19th century Eastern Russia, a soldier writes a ghost story about a Korean settlement to his uncle. Around 1980, a North Korean maid travels from Barcelona to Russia to reunite with her son, and in the present day, a South Korean immigrant builds a new life after being incarcerated. Yoon’s grandfather escaped North Korea, and the author’s works deal fittingly with belonging, home, immigration, and identity. **Buy** **Now**: _The Hive and the Honey_ on [Bookshop](https://bookshop.org/a/4973/9781668020791) | [Amazon](https://amzn.to/3t9cPPY) ## **_Tremor_** **, Teju Cole (Oct. 17)**  Teju Cole’s first novel in 12 years is worth the wait. _Tremor_ begins as seeming autofiction: Both the author and the protagonist, Tunde, are Nigerian, were raised in Lagos, teach at Harvard, and are cultural critics, [photographers](https://time.com/5029600/top-10-non-fiction-books-2017/), and writers. Butitbecomes more nebulous, a tapestry of perspectives, art and artists, race, and history. The title refers to the omnipresent threat of _something_—a strained marriage, casual racism, colonial atrocities—shattering the illusion of a less complicated, more carefree reality. Through an address to a late friend, a lecture at an art museum, and the voices of 24 Lagos residents, Cole sculpts commentary about life and art in an age of uncertainty. **Buy** **Now**: _Tremor_ on [Bookshop](https://bookshop.org/a/4973/9780812997118) | [Amazon](https://amzn.to/3td6BP7) ## **_I Love Russia: Reporting from a Lost Country_** **, Elena Kostyuchenko (translated by Ilona Yazhbin Chavasse and Bela Shayevich) (Oct. 17)**  _I Love Russia_ might be the last piece of work that [journalist](https://time.com/6151572/russian-media-ukraine-coverage/) and activist Elena Kostyuchenko publishes from her homeland of Russia. She has been assaulted and arrested multiple times in [retribution for her journalism](https://www.nplusonemag.com/online-only/online-only/how-they-tried-to-kill-me/) and activism, and _I Love Russia_, while true to its name, holds that the greatest form of patriotism is criticism. It’s a mixture of Kostyuchenko’s reporting—on the 2014 war in Donbas, Ukraine, the contract killing of six of her colleagues, the Russian government’s grim denial of the fighting in Donetsk in 2012—and her deeply personal essays. And the author makes a point to foreground the overlooked and oppressed: sex workers, queer people, especially in remote areas, the homeless, and Indigenous Nganasan people facing alarming rates of suicide. **Buy** **Now**: _I Love Russia_ on [Bookshop](https://bookshop.org/a/4973/9780593655269) | [Amazon](https://amzn.to/45f3zXI) ## **_Jonathan Abernathy You Are Kind_** **, Molly McGhee (Oct. 17)**  After her mom passed away in 2020, author Molly McGhee was saddled with 20 years' worth of debt. She began having nightmares about a man who was constantly trying to pay off his debt by entering other people’s dreams and trying to [ease their sadness](https://www.kirkusreviews.com/news-and-features/articles/fall-fiction-preview-2023-molly-mcghee/) at his own expense. This is, in essence, the plot of her surrealist debut novel. In _Jonathan Abernathy You Are Kind_, the eponymous character is also mired in debt—until he gets a job with a government contractor that sends him into the minds of workers while they sleep to scrub away anything that might be making them unproductive. It’s a scathing critique of capitalism that holds onto the humanity of its characters. **Buy** **Now**: _Jonathan Abernathy You Are Kind_ on [Bookshop](https://bookshop.org/a/4973/9781662602115) | [Amazon](https://amzn.to/3LEP4Wn) ## **_Worthy_** **, Jada Pinkett Smith (Oct. 17)**  Jada Pinkett Smith feels like she’s [surrounded by misunderstanding](https://www.instagram.com/p/CuE0bkIr8AF/?img%5Findex=1). Her highly anticipated memoir, _Worthy_, is meant to change that. The book traces her journey from involvement with drugs as a young person in Baltimore to her close friendship with Tupac Shakur to her move to Los Angeles, where she would pursue acting and later meet and marry Will Smith. “Adventures of my youth, meaningful friendships, marriage, motherhood, self-betrayal and self reclamation are mere reflections of the adventures so many of us have taken in search of happiness,” Pinkett Smith wrote on Instagram. “It’s a harrowing ride of reclaiming my self-worth while unraveling unspoken truths.” **Buy** **Now**: _Worthy_ on [Bookshop](https://bookshop.org/a/4973/9780063320680) | [Amazon](https://amzn.to/459PjiP) ## **_The House of Doors_** **, Tan Twan Eng (Oct. 17)**  [Tan Twan Eng’s](https://time.com/5949026/asian-authors-reading-list/) third novel is [based on](https://www.publishersweekly.com/pw/by-topic/columns-and-blogs/openbook/article/92812-enter-tan-twan-eng-s-new-novel-the-house-of-doors.html) W. Somerset Maugham’s 1926 short story “The Letter.” Maugham’s story, in turn, was inspired by the real-life Ethel Proudlock case, in which Proudlock was charged with the murder of a man who tried to rape her. In _The House of Doors_, which was longlisted for the Booker Prize, Proudlock is a side character, a close friend of Lesley Hamlyn, wife of Robert Hamlyn. Lesley and Robert welcome Maugham, who goes by Willie, to their home in 1921 Penang, Malaysia, then colonized by the British. Tan effortlessly fuses fiction and fact as he paints a portrait of Maugham’s trip to Malaysia, his desperate search for a new writing subject, colonialism, and the restraints of heteronormative marriage. **Buy** **Now**: _The House of Doors_ on [Bookshop](https://bookshop.org/a/4973/9781639731930) | [Amazon](https://amzn.to/46xQry5) ## **_A Memoir of My Former Self_** **, Hilary Mantel (edited by Nicholas Pearson) (Oct. 24)**  This posthumous collection of more than 70 of Hilary Mantel’s essays, talks, and reviews, spanning 31 years of her career, does the beloved writer justice. Her work runs the gamut from the personal and poignant—like the surgery she underwent for endometriosis in her 20s, which left her post-menopausal and infertile—to the irreverent and clever—like her assessments of Princess Diana and Kate Middleton and her experience with a hypnotist. As the author of the Booker Prize-winning [_Wolf Hall_ trilogy](https://time.com/5797396/hilary-mantel-the-mirror-and-the-light/)(a fictional account of Thomas Cromwell's rise to power), she also imparts plenty of knowledge about history and writing: “Ink is a generative fluid. If you don’t mean your words to breed consequences, don’t write at all.” **Buy** **Now**: _A Memoir of My Former Self_ on [Bookshop](https://bookshop.org/a/4973/9781250342225) | [Amazon](https://amzn.to/3LHo0ps) ## **_Tupac: The Authorized Biography_** **, Staci Robinson (Oct. 24)**  The author and screenwriter Staci Robinson (also an executive producer on the series _Dear Mama: The Saga of Afeni and Tupac Shakur_) and hip-hop legend [Tupac Shakur](https://time.com/4486307/tupac-shakur-photo/) met at Tamalpais High School, outside of San Francisco. They stayed in touch until Tupac’s death at age 25\. Tupac’s mother, the activist Afeni Shakur, reached out to Robinson and asked her to write this authorized biography. Because of that level of familial access, the book brims with material: conversations with his loved ones, handwritten lyrics, album track lists, and liner notes. While Robinson doesn’t speculate on Tupac’s unsolved murder, she does stay true to his “[revolutionary vigilance](https://www.publishersweekly.com/9781524761042) against a system complicit in keeping Black Americans powerless and poor,” as she writes in the book. **Buy** **Now**: _Tupac: The Authorized Biography_ on [Bookshop](https://bookshop.org/a/4973/9781524761042) | [Amazon](https://amzn.to/46vpuuI) ## **_The Woman in Me_** **, Britney Spears (Oct. 24)**  Other people have been telling Britney Spears’ story for a long time. The iconic pop star was confined in a conservatorship, in which her father was her conservator, for over 13 years, [until 2021](https://time.com/collection/100-most-influential-people-2021/6096086/britney-spears/), when a court agreed to terminate the arrangement. Now, Spears has decided to tell her own story on her own terms. _The Woman in Me_ will document both her trajectory toward superstardom and how that journey shaped her. **Buy** **Now**: _The Woman in Me_ on [Bookshop](https://bookshop.org/a/4973/9781668009048) | [Amazon](https://amzn.to/46MfZHZ) These are independent reviews of the products mentioned, but TIME receives a commission when purchases are made through affiliate links at no additional cost to the purchaser. 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