The Green Ages by Annette Kehnel
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An innovative new history of how medieval people actually dealt with each other
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A History of Western Music by August Kleinzahler
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A review of the great poet's latest offering
Read MoreCapital by Karl Marx, translated by Paul Reitter
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A new translation of Marx's seminal volume
Read MoreThe Sky on Fire by Jenn Lyons
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A stand-alone fantasy novel in which a young woman deals with the legends that have grown up around her.
Read MoreThe Good Allies by Tim Cook
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A new history of Canada's partnership with the US in the Second World War
Read MoreMapmatics by Paulina Rowinska
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A new book overlays mathematics onto the contours of the real world
Read MoreA Day in September by Stephen Budiansky
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Stephen Budiansky's new book about the Battle of Antietam and its long aftermath
Read MorePlayground by Richard Powers
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A review of the latest novel from the great American writer Richard Powers
Read MoreIs Earth Exceptional? by Mario Livio & Jack Szostak
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A basic new primer to the science of life, on and off Earth
Read MoreFirst Lady of Laughs by Grace Kessler-Overbeke
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A new biography of a groundbreaking comic artist
Read MoreThe Bible: A Global History by Bruce Gordon
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A history of the Bible's spread through the world
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Joy in Service on Rue Tagore by Paul Muldoon
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A new volume of poems from the protean Paul Muldoon
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Oliver Cromwell: Commander in Chief by Ronald Hutton
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A new study of Cromwell as military leader
Read MoreThe Strategists by Phillips Payson O'Brien
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A new history of how the leaders of the Second World War conducted their strategies
Read MoreRat City by Jon Adams & Edmund Ramsden
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A thought-provoking exploration of overcrowding ... in rats and humans
Read MoreKent State by Brian VanDeMark
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A vivid new history of the infamous Kent State massacre of 1970
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Christopher Isherwood: Inside Out by Katherine Bucknell
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A big new biography of Christopher Isherwood
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