Best American Essays 2026
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The year’s most notable American essays, gathered in one essential volume by editors Masha Gessen and Kim Dana Kupperman.
A collection that captures contemporary nonfiction writing at its finest, continuing a trusted annual tradition.
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The Best American Essays 2026 presents a collection of American essays selected for this annual anthology. Edited by Masha Gessen and Kim Dana Kupperman, this volume gathers works representing the essay form as practiced by American writers.
Published by HarperCollins in paperback, this 320-page English-language volume continues the tradition of collecting notable essays from the literary year. The book falls within the literary collections category, offering readers a range of contemporary American nonfiction writing.
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M. Gessen is a Russian American journalist, author, and translator who has written extensively on LGBT rights and authoritarian regimes. Gessen received the 2026 Pulitzer Prize for Opinion Writing for their articles in The New York Times, which the Pulitzer committee called "an illuminating collection of reported essays on rising authoritarian regimes that draw on history and personal experience to probe timely themes of oppression, belonging and exile."
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Best American Essays 2026
The year’s most notable American essays, gathered in one essential volume by editors Masha Gessen and Kim Dana Kupperman.
A collection that captures contemporary nonfiction writing at its finest, continuing a trusted annual tradition.
Description
Praise and Reviews
About the Author
M. Gessen is a Russian American journalist, author, and translator who has written extensively on LGBT rights and authoritarian regimes. Gessen received the 2026 Pulitzer Prize for Opinion Writing for their articles in The New York Times, which the Pulitzer committee called "an illuminating collection of reported essays on rising authoritarian regimes that draw on history and personal experience to probe timely themes of oppression, belonging and exile."
Source: Wikipedia, CC BY-SA.