The MAGA Doctrine by Charlie Kirk
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A loyal Trumpist expounds on a “doctrine” that manages to be both nonexistent and toxic at the same time.
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Crescent City: House of Earth and Blood by Sarah J. Maas
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YA superstar Sarah J. Maas has written an 800-page new fantasy novel full of the supernatural action and long-odds love her legion of fans have come to expect. But will those fans get carded at the door?
Read MoreSpirit Run by Noé Álvarez
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The author’s memoir about taking part in an epic cross-country run seeks in part to redeem the very act of running in the immigrant experience.
Read MoreMovie Review: The Invisible Man
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Leigh Wannell’s new horror movie takes a creep modern approach to the classic Hollywood story.
Read MoreTrace Elements by Donna Leon
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The health of Venice’s canals is at the heart of Donna Leon’s 29th Commissario Brunetti mystery.
Read MoreThe Decadent Society by Ross Douthat
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A New York Times columnist describes the Four Horsemen of a society in a downward spiral.
Read MoreCollected Stories of Constance Fenimore Woolson
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The Library of America presents a generous volume of short stories by a now mostly forgotten literary light of the 19th century
Read MoreRevolutionary Brothers by Tom Chaffin
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A new book finds interesting importance in the friendship between Thomas Jefferson and Marquis de Lafayette
Read MoreIn the Land of Men by Adrienne Miller
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A former Esquire literary editor writes a memoir about working in a male-dominated field - and getting involved with one of that field’s biggest stars, David Foster Wallace.
Read MoreThe Napoleonic Wars by Alexander Mikaberidze
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A satisfyingly plump new history paints a broad picture of an entire world embroiled in wars caused by a revolution and an egomaniac.
Read MoreIt’s a Mystery: “Never met a sacred cow he didn’t want to slay”
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A top notch mystery that is intricately layered to keep you in suspense.
Read MoreAn Internet for the People by Jessa Lingel
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Jessa Lingel’s book argues that the key to fixing the Internet may come from the least likely source imaginable …
Read MoreWhy We're Polarized by Ezra Klein
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Political pundit Ezra Klein attempts to get to the bottom of why American politics has become so bitterly divisive.
Read MoreThe Gravity of Us by Phil Stamper
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The teenage sons of two Mars-mission astronauts are worried about their parents - and discovering a new world together.
Read MoreOona Out of Order by Margarita Montimore
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The title character of Margarita Montimore’s debut novel is living the years of her life out of chronological order - but some problems are timeless.
Read MoreA World Without Work by Daniel Susskind
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Daniel Susskind’s new book looks at how advances in automation will change the human work-force.
Read MoreHigh on God: How Megachurches Won the Heart of America
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Megachurches in America are enormously popular and steadily growing - a new book looks at what they are and how they work.
Read MoreA Very Stable Genius by Philip Rucker & Carol Leonnig
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Two Pulitzer Prize-winning go behind the scenes of the Trump White House and uncover exactly what you’d expect.
Read MoreThe Falcon Thief by Joshua Hammer
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The bizarre black market for rare bird eggs is the subject of Joshua Hammer’s new book.
Read MoreThe Passion Economy by Adam Davidson
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Once upon a time, you got a job with a company and simply stayed there until you retired. A new century’s rules sometimes seem radically different. A book by Adam Davidson explores the altered terrain.
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