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Fall Book Preview 2020: Fiction

The season is packed with returns from beloved novelists as well as much-buzzed debuts.

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Eartheater: A Novel

By Dolores Reyes; translated by Julia Sanches (Nov. 17)

In this debut novel, a young woman begins eating the soil surrounding her slum in Argentina; when she does, she receives visions of murdered and missing people. “Reyes’s coming-of-age portrait stands out for her unflinching look at a teen’s exploration of sex and death,” writes Publishers Weekly.

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