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New York Times Hardcover Nonfiction Bestsellers October 18, 2026 |
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| 1. The Steps by Sylvester StalloneThe Hollywood icon describes the challenges he encountered during his childhood and the start of his career. |
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| 2. Swan Song by Charles SpencerThe ninth Earl Spencer shares personal stories about his sister, Diana, from childhood through her untimely death. |
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| 3. The American Way of Killing by Malcolm GladwellGladwell examines why there are so many homicides in the United States and what stops us from fixing this issue. |
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| 5. Fictional Selves by Kyle MacLachlanThe Golden Globe-winning actor gives an account of his career in Hollywood and his relationships with his characters. |
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| 6. The Cauldron by Simon Sebag MontefioreThe author of The World explores the complex history, diversity and interconnectedness of the Middle East. |
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| 7. This Cursed Beautiful Land by Evan GershkovichA foreign correspondent for The Wall Street Journal and son of Soviet defectors recounts being accused of spying and imprisoned in Moscow. |
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| 8. Work in Progress by Devon RodriguezThe Bronx-born portrait artist with a large social media following describes how art transformed his life. |
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| 9. Roll the Calls by Ari EmanuelThe Hollywood mogul charts his rise to power and depicts behind-the-scenes stories about the entertainment industry. |
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| 10. The Perilous Fight by Colin Kaepernick with Nick ChilesThe Super Bowl quarterback and civil rights activist describes defining moments in his life and their outcomes. |
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| 11. Man in the Mirror by Anand GiridharadasThe author of The Persuaders depicts the people and events connected to the deadly encounter between a homeless man and an ex-Marine in a New York City subway car. |
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| 13. A Fabulous Debt by Robin WigglesworthA journalist for The Financial Times gives an overview of the history of the bond market and explains its influence. |
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| 14. Regime Change by Maggie Haberman and Jonathan SwanTwo White House correspondents for The New York Times delve into the first year of President Trump's second term. |
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| 15. No Land to Stand On by Mahmoud KhalilThe Palestinian activist and former Columbia graduate student chronicles the time when he was put into an ICE detention camp in Louisiana despite being a legal U.S. resident. |
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