John DiLeo appeared at Kinokuniya New York to discuss his book on great unrecognized performances by the Academy Awards. From Cary Grant in The Philadelphia Story to Tom Hanks in Bridge of Spies, DiLeo explores why these acts didn't gain recognition.

Join intrepid artist Jesse Richards as he uncovers and illustrates over 100 surprising, enchanting, and sometimes downright bizarre nooks and crannies of New York City.

Discover actionable steps to conquer everyday fears and anxiety with this timely guide. Combining personal stories and cutting-edge research, this book offers neurohacks and strategies to help you live a fuller, happier life.

How does a 5-year old girl navigate loss after a tragic car accident leaves her motherless? While sifting through grief and rediscovering hope, Memoirs of a Mask Maker honors the women who helped the girl stitch together a beautiful life.

Romance authors Lily Chu and Christina Li visited New York Kinokuniya on Bookstore Romance Day, August 17, 2024 to discuss their works, their writing and the sizzle of romance in their books and their lives.

Roller Girl meets Cardboard Kingdom in this original, contemporary graphic novel from award-winning author Pablo Cartaya and New York Times best-selling illustrator Miguel Díaz Rivas.

Kicked out of a cult at seventeen, Patricia Walsh Chadwick started at the bottom of the ladder in the business world and worked her way to the top—breaking through the glass ceiling to become a global partner at Invesco.

Appearance by author Kaori Fujino and translator Kendall Heitzman at NY Kinokuniya reading (in Japanese and English) her chilling and Bungakukai, Akutagawa Award winning literary horror novella, Nails and Eyes.

Kawakami Hiromi is a regular contributor to Monkey going back to its founding. Her book, Dragon Palace published in translation by the Monkey/Stone Bridge Press collaboration was highlighted along with People From My Neighborhood: Stories.

Watch the intimate conversation between Japanese writer Hiroko Oyamada (Shincho Prize winner) and acclaimed author/critic Kate Zambreno at Kinokuniya NY! Translation by Mari Morimoto! Don't miss this breakthrough

Joanne Leedom-Ackerman's “Far Side of the Desert” evokes recent history with nuanced characters and a riveting pace to nail the human impact of terrorism-both the complex psyche of the perpetrators and the shock of those sucked into their vortex: