New Books
- Sholom Aleichem - Adventures of Mottel the Cantor's Son
- Isaac Asimov - Second Foundation
- James Baldwin - Go Tell It on the Mountain
- Saul Bellow - The Adventures of Augie March
- Alfred Bester - The Demolished Man
- Zealia Bishop - The Curse of Yig
- Ray Bradbury
- Fahrenheit 451
- The Golden Apples of the Sun
- Gwendolyn Brooks - Maud Martha
- William S. Burroughs - Junkie
- John Dickson Carr - The Cavalier's Cup (as by Carter Dickson)
- Raymond Chandler - The Long Goodbye
- Agatha Christie
- After the Funeral
- A Pocket Full of Rye
- Arthur C. Clarke
- Against the Fall of Night
- Childhood's End
- Beverly Cleary - Otis Spofford
- Ivy Compton-Burnett - The Present and the Past
- A. J. Cronin - Beyond This Place
- Roald Dahl - Someone Like You
- L. Sprague de Camp
- The Continent Makers and Other Tales of the Viagens
- Sprague de Camp's New Anthology of Science Fiction
- The Tritonian Ring and Other Pusadian Tales
- L. Sprague de Camp and Fletcher Pratt - Tales from Gavagan's Bar
- Lloyd C. Douglas - The Robe
- Ian Fleming - Casino Royale
- Ernest K. Gann - The High and the Mighty
- Davis Grubb - The Night of the Hunter
- Mark Harris - The Southpaw
- L. P. Hartley - The Go-Between
- James Hilton - Time and Time Again
- David Karp - One
- Ira Levin - A Kiss Before Dying
- C. S. Lewis - The Silver Chair
- James A. Michener - The Bridges at Toko-Ri
- Zoe B. Oldenbourg - The Cornerstone
- Mervyn Peake - Mr Pye
- Ellery Queen - The Scarlet Letters
- Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings - The Sojourner
- Samuel Shellabarger - Lord Vanity
- Wilmar H. Shiras - Children of the Atom
- Rex Stout - The Golden Spiders
- Leon Uris - Battle Cry
- Boris Vian - Heartsnatcher
- A. E. van Vogt - The Universe Maker
- Evelyn Waugh - Love Among the Ruins
- Ben Ames Williams - The Unconquered
- John Wyndham - The Kraken Wakes
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