Bloomsbury Review by Brian Tanguay As anyone who has raised a daughter knows, alliances and jealousies among teenage girls ...

Our heart is in California, but our interests are everywhere.

Although Tana French has won awards for crime fiction and mystery/thrillers, including an Edgar, The Keeper is little like our expectation of a mystery novel. While its plot does include a number of ...

If you were going to choose an author to rewrite The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn from the point of view of Jim/James, it would be difficult to find a better candidate for the job than Percival ...

I read The Secret War Against Hate when federal immigration agents were terrorizing the citizens of Minneapolis, which made the experience eerie and chilling. Steven J. Ross begins his investigation ...

“Jazz is stupid. I mean, just play the right notes!” Though uninspired, this line from The Office TV series encapsulates a very common attitude. The quote is found in Andrew Berish’s new book Hating ...

The term “sleeping beauties” was new to me as a designation for artists, technologies, and scientific theories rediscovered after they had become obscure or were initially overlooked. David Byrne came ...

Our heart is in California, but our interests are everywhere. Review by Elizabeth Starkey In The Presidents vs. The Press: The Endless Battle Between the White House ...

The Leveret came my way with some buzz about the high quality of the writing and I was keen to see if the buzz was justified. No question, it is. Anna Goldreich has produced a moving and elegant debut ...

Our heart is in California, but our interests are everywhere.