It’s a Mystery: “Loyalty is a distorting mirror”
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A beautifully realized thriller that moves at a pulse-pounding pace to a heart-stopping climax.
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The Making of Poetry by Adam Nicolson
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The “year of wonders” that raised Wordsworth and Coleridge to a new level of poetic greatness is the subject of Adam Nicolson’s new book
Read MoreBoys & Sex by Peggy Orenstein
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An illuminating new study attempts to discover the what, when, and why of how boys and young men think about sex.
Read MoreThe Free-Market Family by Maxine Eichner
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Maxine Eichner’s new jeremiad against the brutalities of free market capitalism is pointed and angry - but is it true?
Read MoreCat Tale by Craig Pittman
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A new book describes the long and fascinating quest to save the fabled Florida panther.
Read MoreFully Grown by Dietrich Vollrath
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A new book carefully explains the structure and nature of the US economy’s penchant for booms and busts … but is it gripping reading?
Read MoreThe American People Volume 2: The Brutality of Fact by Larry Kramer
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Writer and activist Larry Kramer’s epic work “The American People” thunders to a conclusion in “The Brutality of Fact”
Read MoreRunning Against the Devil by Rick Wilson
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Republican strategist Rick Wilson, author of the bestselling “Everything Trump Touches Dies,” writes a strategy guide for Democrats to defeat Trump in 2020.
Read MoreIt’s a Mystery: “Only those who will risk going too far can possibly find out how far one can go”
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A new American classic; powerful, indelibly real and deeply moving.
Read MoreThe Reality Game by Samuel Woolley
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As this book makes frighteningly clear, “fake news” and “alternative facts” are just the barest beginning of coming problem with telling the difference between truth and lies …
Read MoreDemocracy and Equality by Geoffrey R. Stone & David A. Strauss
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The much-vexed legacy of the Warren Court is examined in this wise, compact volume.
Read MoreLabyrinth of Ice by Buddy Levy
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A new book tells the riveting story of an 1881 Far North expedition that went horribly awry.
Read MoreKill Reply All by Victoria Turk
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The intricacies of email etiquette are dissected by Wired senior editor Victoria Turk.
Read MoreShuggie Bain by Douglas Stuart
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In Douglas Stewart’s moving debut novel, a family is shattered by a mother’s all-consuming alcoholism.
Read MoreThe Magical Language of Others by E. J. Koh
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A cache of letters is at the heart of this multi-generational memoir about a Korean family.
Read MoreForever My Duke by Olivia Drake
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An independent-minded American woman thinks she has no use for a seemingly-idle British Duke, but love might have other plans …
Read MoreWoven in Moonlight by Isabel Ibañez
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Isabel Ibañez’s debut YA fantasy novel draws on the riches of Bolivian culture to tell its story royal intrigue and revenge.
Read MoreThe Essential Works of Thomas More
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All the major (and plenty of the minor) writings of St. Thomas More, in one gorgeously-designed hefty volume.
Read MoreThe Best Books of 2019: Fiction!
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Stevereads Best Books of 2019 closes with the very best of a strong year for fiction!
Read MoreThe Best Books of 2019: Nonfiction!
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The Stevereads 2019 year-end list is nearly complete—behold the year’s best nonfiction!
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