Bradbury Beyond Apollo by Jonathan Eller
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Biographer Johnathan Eller concludes his massive biography of science fiction legend Ray Bradbury.
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Luster by Raven Leilani
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Raven Leilani’s much-buzzed debut novel stars an aimless young woman in a strange relationship with an older married man.
Read MoreIt’s a Mystery: “Life’s not a rehearsal”
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Two page-turning action-packed thriller/mysteries; one by a veteran author, the other a debut.
Read MoreAusten Years by Rachel Cohen
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A graceful and deeply introspective memoir written by a woman who reads and rereads Jane Austen to help her confront the changes occurring in her own life, and learns that her personal experiences give her a new lens to explore the meaning of Austen’s novels.
Read MoreTwilight of the Gods by Ian Toll
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Historian Ian Toll concludes his epic trilogy of historical volumes about the Pacific Theater of World War II.
Read MoreBecoming Duchess Goldblatt: A Memoir by Anonymous
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The charming memoir of a fictional character and her anonymous creator.
Read MoreTo Start A War by Robert Draper
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A veteran journalist’s account of the White House lead-up to war in Iraq.
Read MoreThe Big Book of Modern Fantasy, edited by Ann & Jeff Vandermeer
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A stuffed, generous collection of post-WWII fantasy stories from around the world.
Read MoreChicken by Paul Josephson
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A new book chronicles the rise of the chicken as the world’s foremost source of animal meat.
Read MoreThin Places by Jordan Kisner
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A debut collection of essays exploring the places where two worlds touch.
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The Education of John Adams by R. B. Bernstein
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A new biography attempts to present a fully-rounded picture of America’s second President.
Read MoreI You We Them by Dan Gretton
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A big, involving new book ventures into the world of the people who authorize vast murders by paperwork, without ever dirtying their hands.
Read MoreFraternity by Ben Nugent
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A debut collection of short stories centering around a frat house, where boys and girls navigate the limbo between adolescence and adulthood.
Read MoreCross of Snow by Nicholas Basbanes
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A bestselling author turns his attention to Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, the great American poet of the 19th century, now largely forgotten.
Read MoreIt’s a Mystery: “The Irish are a fair people, they never speak well of one another”
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An atmospheric mystery blending history and romance with a contemporary police investigation.
Read MoreThe Equivalents by Maggie Doherty
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While looking for the rooms of their own that Virginia Woolf argued all women writers needed, a group of female artists and scholars in early-1960s created their own Bloomsbury and prefigured the beginnings of second-wave feminism.
Read MoreYoung Avengers by Gillen & McKelvie
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A new paperback collects one of the most enjoyable runs on Marvel’s “Young Avengers” comic.
Read MoreIt’s a Mystery: “The world is full of obvious things which nobody by any chance ever observes”
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A skillful whodunit populated by a motley assortment of vividly wrought characters.
Read MoreLost Companions by Jeffrey Moussaieff Masson
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The bestselling writer on the emotional relationships between humans and their pets writes a new book about the endings of those relationships.
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