Good People
A month into the year, the first great novel of 2026 is here ... It’s riveting stuff, in part because the picture of the Sharafs is so complex as readers try to assemble the dozens of narrators’ accounts into a whole picture.
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Masterful ... A stinging reminder that success often exacts a hidden toll. At once heartbreaking and hypnotic, Sabit’s is a novel that demands to be devoured.
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The parade of voices is a bit overlong, and at times the overall voice feels too similar for a novel designed around multiple perspectives. But it thoughtfully underscores the idea that the American melting pot rarely melts consistently. A well-turned and provocative first novel.
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