The Psalms by Dietrich Bonhoeffer
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A beautiful little reprint of the English-language translation of Bonhoeffer’s book on the Psalms.
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Kesar and the Lullaby Birds by Aditi Oza
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A children’s book in which bedtime stories come to life.
Read MoreThe Life of Mark Twain: The Final Years by Gary Scharnhorst
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A foremost Mark Twain scholar completes his three-volume biography of the author.
Read MoreLeadership by Henry Kissinger
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Richard Nixon’s Secretary of State writes a new book about leadership.
Read MoreSuch a Beautiful Thing To Behold by Umar Turaki
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The people in Umar Turaki’s debut novel must contend with a mysterious illness known as “The Grey.”
Read MoreConservatism: A Rediscovery by Yoram Hazony
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A new book on the nature of what conservatism is - and should be.
Read MoreThe Complete Works of WH Auden: Poems, Volume I & II
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The epic Princeton University Press edition of Auden reaches the poetry at last with these final two volumes.
Read MoreTheater Review: Straight Line Crazy
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David Hare and Nicholas Hytner dramatize the controversial career of Robert Moses.
Read MoreAfter Steve by Tripp Mickle
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A wonderfully readable book about Apple in the aftermath of Steve Jobs.
Read MoreRefugia Faith by Debra Rienstra
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A call for Christians to take on the work of saving the world.
Read MoreReprint: The Interrupted Journey by John Fuller
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The classic UFO abduction account gets a neat little reprint.
Read MoreThe Murder of Mr. Wickham by Claudia Gray
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A gaggle of Jane Austen characters get caught up in a country-house murder mystery.
Read MoreTheater Review: The Misfortune of the English and the End of the Night
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The horrors of Nazi Germany feature in two new London plays.
Read MoreYoung Mungo by Douglas Stuart
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The new novel from the celebrated author of “Shuggie Bain.”
Read MoreThe Man Who Understood Democracy by Olivier Zunz
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A new biography of the author of “Democracy in America”.
Read MoreNazi Billionaires by David De Jong
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A journalist divulges the Nazi past of many world-renowned Germany financial empires.
Read MoreTheater Review: Henry IV
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The Mary Wallace Theatre stages Parts I & II of Shakespeare’s Henry IV.
Read MoreCity on Fire by Don Winslow
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Don Winslow’s new novel features gang warfare in an endless Rhode Island winter.
Read MoreTheater Review: The Straw Chair
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The intimate Finborough Theatre stages Sue Glover’s 1988 play.
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