The Fury by Alex Michaelides
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An ultra-meta maybe-murder mystery with more trickery than infrastructure
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How to Win an Information War by Peter Pomerantsev
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A new history of the British radio broadcasts designed to subvert Nazi propaganda
Read MoreBig Meg by Tim Flannery and Emma Flannery
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A little book about a big subject: an infamous 60-foot extinct killer shark
Read MoreTime Stood Still by Paul Cohen-Portheim
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A reprint bringing to life the world of WWI internment camps
Read MoreThe Djinn Waits a Hundred Years by Shubnum Khan
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A full, quirky novel about grief and mystery and humor
Read MoreThe Qur'an translated by M.A.H. Habib & Bruce Lawrence
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A new translation of the Koran with some scholarly aspirations
Read MoreA Nasty Little War by Anna Reid
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A wonderfully lively history of the West’s attempt to defeat the Bolshevik Revolution
Read MoreLiterary Theory for Robots by Dennis Yi Tenen
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A skimpy book about the big subject of artificial intelligence
Read MoreIt Takes a Rake by Anna Bennett
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Old friends become unexpected lovers in this latest Regency romance from Anna Bennett
Read MoreErrand into the Maze by Deborah Jowitt
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A marvelously readable biography of the great dancer and choreographer
Read MoreA View of Venice, edited by Kristin Love Huffman
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A gloriously detailed scholarly analysis of one remarkable Renaissance print
Read MoreWolves of Winter by Dan Jones
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In this sequel, Dan Jones continues the adventures of his band of warriors during the Hundred Years War
Read MoreThe Longest Autumn by Amy Avery
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A fantasy novel in which a mysterious event shatters the procession of the seasons
Read MoreHow To Be Healthy: An Ancient Guide to Wellness by Galen and Katherine Van Schaik
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A new selected translation that attempts to glean useful health tips from the writings of Galen
Read MoreGoodbye Russia by Fiona Maddocks
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A study of Rachmaninoff’s life and work outside of Russia
Read MoreThe Mathematical Radio by Paul J. Nahin
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An equation-laden new book defending the sullied honor of transistor radio
Read MoreBeautyland by Marie-Helene Bertino
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A novel in which a woman is woefully certain she’s an extraterrestrial emissary
Read MoreThe Tusks of Extinction by Ray Nayler
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In this skimpy little science fiction story, scientists send an unlikely bit of help to the world’s only revived mammoth herd.
Read MoreThe Writer as Illusionist by William Maxwell
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A wonderful new collection of the writings of New Yorker legend William Maxwell
Read MoreWho Owns This Sentence? by David Bellows & Alexandre Montague
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A new book on the intriguing ins and outs of copyright
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