There’s only one thing better than picking up a new book by a favorite author—and that’s snagging a signed or deluxe edition you can proudly display on your shelf.
Barnes & Noble has just rolled out a new wave of signed and special editions for 2026, featuring a mix of major literary names, bestselling novelists and high-profile celebrity authors. As with past signed releases, quantities are limited, and several titles are already generating buzz ahead of their release dates.
Among the most anticipated additions is "Vigil" by George Saunders, available Jan. 27. The Booker Prize–winning author of "Lincoln in the Bardo" returns with an imaginative novel set in the liminal space between life and death, following Jill “Doll” Blaine as she escorts souls into the afterlife—this time confronting a powerful oil executive who refuses regret. Barnes & Noble is offering a signed edition of the novel as part of its new release slate.
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Also newly available is a signed edition of "Half His Age" by Jennette McCurdy, available Jan. 20. The debut novel from the author of "I’m Glad My Mom Died" explores desire and self-discovery through the eyes of a teenage girl and marks McCurdy’s first foray into fiction.
Fans of domestic suspense can secure a signed copy of "The First Time I Saw Him" by Laura Dave, the highly anticipated follow-up to "The Last Thing He Told Me." The new novel picks up where the family drama left off and continues Dave’s run of page-turning bestsellers.
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Barnes & Noble’s new drop also includes deluxe fantasy and romantasy editions, such as "Rings of Fate" by Melissa de la Cruz, and "Starside" by Alex Aster, both featuring special cover effects and collectible design elements. Ava Reid’s "Innamorata," the first book in the House of Teeth duology, is also being offered as a signed edition ahead of its March release.
Nonfiction readers aren’t left out. Barnes & Noble has released a signed edition of "Football" by Chuck Klosterman, a sharp and often humorous cultural examination of why football has such an outsized grip on American life, from television dominance to identity and ritual.
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Signed memoirs are also part of the new lineup, including "Phases" by Brandy, which traces the Grammy-winning artist’s journey from teen star to global R&B icon; "One Plate at a Time: Recipes for Finding Freedom with Food" by Demi Lovato, a deeply personal blend of memoir and cookbook focused on healing one’s relationship with food; and "You Better Believe I’m Gonna Talk About It" by Lisa Rinna, in which the actress and reality TV star reflects candidly on fame, family, aging, and life in the spotlight.
Barnes & Noble has seen strong demand for signed editions in recent years, with earlier drops quickly selling through and driving significant online interest. This latest release continues that trend, offering readers a chance to pick up collectible editions across genres—from literary fiction and fantasy to memoir and cultural criticism.
As always, availability is limited, and once these signed and deluxe editions are gone, they’re gone.
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