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"Just Watch Me," the new book by debut author Lior Torenberg, has been voted #ClubCalvi's first Readers' Choice of 2026
"Just Watch Me," the new book by debut author Lior Torenberg, has been voted #ClubCalvi's first Readers' Choice of 2026.
Caroline Palmer was a top fashion editor during the industry's glory days. She mined her memories and added a sinister plot for her debut novel, "Workhorse." She spoke with Mary Calvi and answered questions in our virtual #ClubCalvi meetup.
What should #ClubCalvi read next? Vote for "The Unwritten Rules of Magic" by Harper Ross, "Just Watch Me" by Lior Torenberg, or "A Beast Slinks Toward Beijing" by Alice Evelyn Yang.
You can help decide the first book for Club Calvi for 2026. The choices are "The Unwritten Rules of Magic" by Harper Ross, "Just Watch Me" by Lior Torenberg, and "A Beast Slinks Towards Beijing" by Alice Evelyn Yang.
S.J. Rozan's new book, "First Do No Harm," is the 16th novel in her popular detective mystery series
Club Calvi talked to award-winning author S.J. Rozan about her new book in her popular Lydia Chin/Bill Smith mystery series set in New York City. "First Do No Harm" is the 16th book featuring the private detectives.
Author Valerie Wilson Wesley's new book "The Mysterious Death of Junetta Plum" kicks off the new "Harriet Stone Mystery" series set in the Roaring '20s of the Harlem Renaissance.
Hoen spoke with CBS News New York's Mary Calvi about her new book, which focuses on a father-daughter relationship and Alzheimer's disease.
Mary Calvi and book club producer Danielle Parker talk about three books: "Fiend" by Alma Katsu, "The White Hot" by Quiara Alegría Hudes, and "The Weekend Crashers" by Jamie Brenner
Ahead of the busy travel and holiday weeks, Club Calvi Producer Danielle Parker shares stories you can finish in just a few sittings. She discusses “Fiend” by Alma Katsu, “The White Hot” by Quiara Alegría Hudes, and “The Weekend Crashers” by Jamie Brenner.
Carol Fitzgerald founded the Book Reporter website for book lovers in 1996
When the internet was young, and long before Booktok and Bookstagram, Fitzgerald started Bookreporter in 1996, and it's still going strong. CBS News New York's Mary Calvi reports.
Club Calvi spotlights the debut novel of Brigitte Dale. “The Good Daughters” is based on the true stories of suffragettes who worked to secure women’s right to vote.
Bestselling author Vanessa Lillie talks to Mary Calvi about her book "The Bone Thief" and recommends two other books for Club Calvi readers.