OK, Mr. Field by Katharine Kilalea
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A deeply meditative novel whose curious tone teases out tantalizing questions about how we position ourselves in the world.
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Life in the Garden by Penelope Lively
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The literary equivalent of listening to your most literate friend collect her thoughts about the most unassuming of her life's passions.
Read MoreThe Outsider by Stephen King
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The Outsider is a solid combination of police procedural, thriller, and horror.
Read MoreGremlins (Novelization) by George Gipe
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This novelization of the 1984 blockbuster was written before the movie hit the theaters, or even before the script was completely finished.
Read MoreA New Sequel to Homer!
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One of the latest entries in the redoubtable Loeb Classical Library series,
Read MoreTropic of Squalor: Poems By Mary Karr
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A new volume of poetry from the author of The Liar’s Club and Lit.
Read MoreA Blood Thing by James Hankins
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A meticulously plotted thriller from the ever reliable James Hankins.
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Unbeaten by Mike Stanton
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A sterling, heroic, thoroughly researched account of the career of Rocky Marciano.
Read MoreWhy We Need Religion by Stephen T. Asma
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A Darwinian view of whether religion is meaningful and beneficial to society.
Read MoreBrown: Poems By Kevin Young
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A treatment of blackness (or brownness), and of the inextricable violence at the center of its history.
Read MoreMessing with the Enemy by Clint Watts
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The author is uniquely qualified to show how misinformation campaigns, social media trolling, and electronic espionage have become tools of modern warfare.
Read MoreBruce Lee: A Life by Matthew Polly
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An intensely engrossing biography thoroughly grounded on a staggering amount of research.
Read MoreThe Secret Token by Andrew Lawler
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A new understanding of how this colony’s disappearance continues to define–and divide–America.
Read MoreThe Iliad of Homer translated by Joe Sachs
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A translation that consistently tries to be more literal than the usual modern poetic translation.
Read MoreHow Democracy Ends by David Runciman
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The author examines the past, present, and future of what is now an endangered political philosophy.
Read MoreChernobyl: The History of a Nuclear Catastrophe by Serhii Plokhy
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Plokhy's new history gives us as much about the Chernobyl disaster as we're ever likely to know.
Read MoreTen Arguments for Deleting Your Social Media Accounts Right Now by Jaron Lanier
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One of the architects the digital world in the 1980s takes aim at social media.
Read MoreCome West and See by Maxim Loskutoff
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A collection of short stories offering insights into the American West.
Read MoreIt’s a Mystery: Cynicism is a very respectable school of philosophy
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Mick Herron is at his brilliant, satirical best in his latest addition to the fantastic Slough House series
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