What to not miss in the bookstore? The novel Wounds, the detective story Midnight Alley, and Palán's interview.

This autumn brings a variety of new books, including Petra Dvořáková's "Rány," which explores childhood helplessness, and Thomas Snégaroff's political thriller about a fascist coup attempt in 1930s America. Other notable releases include Michal Sýkora's detective novel "Půlnoční aleje," Klára Elšíková's "Ostrovani," Michal Vrba's short story collection "Hlušický čtverec," and a provocative dialogue between Igor Lukeš and Aleš Palán in "Až černokněžníkům praskne obruč." Each work addresses complex themes ranging from personal struggles to historical events, reflecting on societal issues and human experiences.