This selection comes from a wide range of books, and is based on tell's ranking.With james, everett ensures that the enslaved jim has his say in a rollicking.
The best fiction books of 2024.Here's the literary fiction we're loving—and itching to dig into—this year.By sy montgomery, warren k.
Set partly in new york city and partly in french polynesia, this novel follows a family through the distress of 2020.Here are the 10 best books after the first half of 2024.
There's always this year by hanif abdurraqib.This one, a sequel to the searcher, once again sees the retired.Shatz's book is a chronicle of a man who, because of his identity and gifts, was obliged to constantly reconcile opposing ideas and ways of being.
Emily henry, the author of funny story, churned out five consecutive no.Chan's first book follows the adventures of a malaysian mother whose life is upended when she becomes a spy for the japanese forces.
Jan 19, 2024 12:15 pm est.One centers on a survivor of the 1864 sand creek massacre.The protagonist of poet kaveh akbar's devastating debut novel is grappling with a death that shaped him from an early age.
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Sources: Batum, Clippers Agree To 2-year Deal
The Golden State Warriors are signing De'Anthony Melton to a one-year, $12.8 million deal on the midlevel exception, sources confirmed to ESPN on Monday.
A versatile defender who is also a career 36.9% 3-point shooter, Melton helps the Warriors fill out two areas they had prioritized entering the summer: more shooting and improved defense, particularly on the perimeter.
With the departure of longtime Warrior Klay Thompson and the release of 19-year veteran Chris Paul, Melton also provides some backcourt depth.
The 26-year-old guard could fit as a backup point guard to Stephen Curry while also finding ways to play next to him -- something Paul struggled to do in his one year with Golden State.
Melton was a key reserve in Memphis in the 2021-22 season before being acquired by Philadelphia that offseason; He has largely operated as a starter for the 76ers over the past two seasons.
He averaged 11.1 points in 38 games this season for Philadelphia before ongoing back issues caused him to miss the vast majority of the year.
The Athletic first reported Melton's deal with Golden State.
ESPN's Tim Bontemps contributed to this report.
