Supernatural: Death, Meaning, and the Power of the Invisible World by Clay Routledge
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Is a belief in the supernatural because of an evolutionarily-ingrained need to create meaning?
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Jane Seymour: The Haunted Queen by Alison Weir
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Full of atmospheric historical details, this novel about King Henry VIII’s third wife portrays the dramas of the most notorious court in English history.
Read MoreI Find Your Lack of Faith Disturbing by A. D. Jameson
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This book explores a broad range of geekish enthusiasms, from comic books to SFF movies of all types.
Read MoreUniverse in Creation by Roy R. Gould
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The author argues that the universe is no random accident; rather, it is working purposefully to extract order from chaos.
Read MoreThose Turbulent Sons of Freedom by Christopher S. Wren
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An expertly woven history of the family who played a critical role in defining the area of New England we call Vermont.
Read MoreThe Known Citizen by Sarah E. Igo
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This author covers broad stretches of legal and social history, and charts the changing nature of privacy in the public eye.
Read MoreYoung Washington by Peter Stark
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Stark brings a welcome bit of balance to the story of Washington’s early years.
Read MoreTop Incomes in France in the Twentieth Century by Thomas Piketty
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A study of the ways incomes fluctuate and the factors that determine what widens and narrows income inequality.
Read MoreThat Kind of Mother by Rumaan Alam
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A sparkling and confident novel that asks big questions about motherhood, adoption, and race.
Read MoreAdjustment Day by Chuck Palahniuk
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A unique and satirical take on the creation of a dystopian society.
Read MoreSoviet Milk by Nora Ikstena
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The story of three generations of women, as well as the effects of Soviet rule on their lives.
Read MoreInto the Raging Sea by Rachel Slade
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A chilling, detailed account of a deadly clash between the power of nature and the fallibility of human judgement.
Read MoreArtificial Condition by Martha Wells
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Artificial Condition is the second book in Martha Wells's popular science fiction action/adventure series The Murderbot Diaries.
Read MoreThe Black Prince by Michael Jones
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A direct and engaging narrative line runs throughout The Black Prince, making it an involving reading experience.
Read MoreSo Lucky by Nicola Griffith
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A successful professional, Mara is suddenly confronted by a new reality filled with unexpected mental, emotional, and physical challenges.
Read MoreAsperger's Children by Edith Sheffer
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A fascinating examination of the unnerving history behind a common diagnosis.
Read MoreA Handful of Ashes by Rob McCarthy
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Grieving parents are demanding answers, but everyone has secrets. Harry Kent and Detective Chief Inspector Frankie Noble have to find out which secrets were worth killing for.
Read MoreIt’s a Mystery: “Being a lawyer doesn’t feel as honest as being a good con man”
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Iconic Boston PI Spenser delves into the black market art scene and unsolved crimes.
Read MoreHarry: A Biography of a Prince by Angela Levin
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A grounded but readable biography of Prince Harry; faux-forensic but faintly fawning.
Read MoreAuthor Interview: Daniel Lewis
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Daniel Lewis, author of Belonging on an Island: Birds, Extinction, and Evolution in Hawai'i recently talked with Open Letters.
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