| #2 |  Pale Fire
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| #3 |  The Abyss
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| #4 |  Manalive
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| #5 |  Living Alone Living Alone
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| #6 |  Three Men In A Boat
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| #7 |  Every Tongue Got to Confess
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| #8 |  The Age of Innocence
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| #9 |  In Love & Trouble: Stories of Black Women
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| #10 |  Dust Tracks on a Road
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| #11 |  Assata: An Autobiography
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| #12 |  The Other Slavery: The Uncovered Story of Indian Enslavement in America
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| #13 |  My Soul to Keep
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| #14 |  The Firebrand and the First Lady
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| #15 |  The Shock Doctrine: The Rise of Disaster Capitalism
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| #16 |  All the Birds in the Sky
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| #17 |  The Book of the Unnamed Midwife
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| #18 |  Invisible man
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| #19 |  Stamped from the Beginning: The Definitive History of Racist Ideas in America
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| #20 |  Native Sons Native Sons: A Friendship that Created One of the Greatest Works of the 20th Century: Notes of a Native Son
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| #21 |  Men We Reaped: A Memoir
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| #22 |  Life is short but wide
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| #23 |  Here Comes the Sun
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| #24 |  I Am Not Sidney Poitier
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| #25 |  Love Medicine
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| #26 |  Sing, Unburied, Sing
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| #27 |  Brown Girl Dreaming
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| #28 |  JPod
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| #29 |  Homegoing
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| #30 |  Stay with Me
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| #31 |  Falling in Love with Hominids
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| #32 |  Brown Girl in the Ring
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| #33 |  Consuelo
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| #34 |  Zami: A New Spelling of My Name
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| #35 |  Mean
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| #36 |  A Book for Her
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| #37 |  Miss Burma
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| #38 |  A Moonless, Starless Sky A Moonless, Starless Sky
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| #39 |  Salt Houses
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| #40 |  Bailey's Café
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| #41 |  Freshwater
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| #42 |  A Place for Us
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| #43 |  Winter
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| #44 |  All My Puny Sorrows
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| #45 |  The House of the Spirits
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| #46 |  The Last Days of Café Leila
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| #47 |  Three strong women
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| #48 |  Bluebird, Bluebird
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| #49 |  Dread Nation
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| #50 |  Fruit of the Drunken Tree
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| #51 |  All You Can Ever Know
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| #52 |  Front Desk
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| #53 |  Heart Berries
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| #54 |  Everything Here Is Beautiful
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| #55 |  The Astonishing Color of After
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| #56 |  Bloed en beenderen
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| #57 |  Restore Me
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| #58 |  A Very Large Expanse of Sea
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| #59 |  The Narrative of Sojourner Truth
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| #60 |  The Meaning of Freedom: And Other Difficult Dialogues
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| #61 |  Where the Past Begins: A Writer's Memoir
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| #62 |  Everything's trash, but it's okay
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| #63 |  Chemistry
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| #64 |  Whereas
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| #65 |  Love, Hate & Other Filters
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| #66 |  Not That Bad: Dispatches from Rape Culture
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| #67 |  Bright Dead Things
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| #68 |  The Map of Salt and Stars
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| #69 |  Leaving Atlanta
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| #70 |  A Stranger in Olondria
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| #71 |  Faces in the Crowd
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| #72 | Sidewalks Sidewalks
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| #73 |  Ordinary People
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| #74 |  Heads of the Colored People
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| #75 |  A Kind of Freedom
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| #76 |  What a Time to Be Alone
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| #77 |  Comfortable with Uncertainty
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| #78 |  Theory
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| #79 |  Emergent Strategy
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| #80 |  Now Is the Time to Open Your Heart
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| #81 |  Negroland
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| #82 |  Circe
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| #83 |  Up the Walls of the World
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| #84 |  Colonize This! |
| #85 |  All Out
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| #86 |  White Rage
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| #87 |  Real World
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| #88 |  The Weight of Our Sky
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| #89 |  Dreamers
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| #90 |  Glass Beads
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| #91 |  Sky Walker Tehawennihárhos
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| #92 |  Dear Current Occupant
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| #93 |  Scarborough
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| #94 |  Meet Me in Venice: A Chinese Immigrant's Journey from the Far East to the Faraway West
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| #95 |  Black Enough
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| #96 |  How Black Mothers Say I Love You
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| #97 |  Coming of Age in Mississippi: The Classic Autobiography of a Young Black Girl in the Rural South
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| #98 |  Reclaiming Our Space Reclaiming Our Space: How Black Feminists Are Changing the World from the Tweets to the Streets
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| #99 |  Trois Femmes puissantes
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| #100 |  In Search of Our Mothers' Gardens: Womanist Prose
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| #101 |  Divided Loyalties
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