Farah (Links) sacrifices depth for a rapid, lackluster jaunt through the complications of Somali immigrants in contemporary Norway. Gacalo and Mugdi’s quiet life in Oslo is upended when their son ...
DEI consultant Garside (Rainbow Wales) delivers a comprehensive history of TV shows with LGBTQ+ representation that aired from ...
The blizzard of 1977 sets the stage for an explosive novel of family secrets in Green’s debut, set in a small town outside ...
A Reckoning with the History of Slavery Across America (Little, Brown, 2021) won the National Book Critics Circle Award for ...
“Cookies are not only little bundles of joy, they can be mouthfuls of art,” promises Spungen (Veg Forward) in this equal parts scrumptious and practical guide. An impressively Continue reading » ...
Historian Hartzman (The Talking Dead) offers a sprightly consideration of U.S. intelligence agencies’ weirdest undertakings.
Packed with arresting images, this illustrated deep dive into the music of the left-wing protests that rocked France in 1968 ...
Journalist Tolan (The Lemon Tree) offers a troubling chronicle of the Fanjul sugar dynasty, owners of Domino Sugar and Florida Crystals. The author follows six generations of Continue reading » The ...
Journalist Tolan (The Lemon Tree) offers a troubling chronicle of the Fanjul sugar dynasty, owners of Domino Sugar and Florida Crystals. The author follows six generations of Continue reading » The ...
Evans (Cactus Heart) pushes the grumpy/sunshine trope to the absolute limit in this darkly comic serial killer romance. Shelby, ...
A September 2025 email that read “i’ll kill you in front of your students” kick-started a torrent of threats and doxing that led historian Bray and his family to flee to Spain. In this urgent ...
Bujold gives her human and demon duo a mystery to unravel in their suspenseful latest (after The Adventure of the Demonic Ox).
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