What are good chess books of 2016? I'm rated around 1582 blitz on lichess. My rating is much higher in classical ( around 1900). I have a USCF rating but it is still provisional and I don't think it really reflects my skill (also I'm aware lichess ratings are not extremely accurate).

What current chess books would you think would be good to review. I have read through My System and played through some of the games in Fischer's "My 50 Memorable Games". Now I'm looking for modern books that deal directly with variations, not general material.  

Of course I could just google "good chess books on" + opening but this leads to a lot of different options and I was hoping someone here might have more insight.
One of the very best opening book series is Grandmaster Repertoire of Quality Chess. Also Chess Stars Publishing is known for publishing high-level opening books.

There is a new chess publisher that looks promising: Thinkers Publishing. Currently, they have an opening book on the Richter-Rauzer and this year they'll publish books discussing the Grünfeld, Taimanov and King's Indian.

You can also take a look at the ChessPub Forum. They have topics on practically every opening line.