Lessons In Liberty From A Hospital Diary by Timothy Snyder — Review
Health care should be a right, not a privilege, for the sake of our bodies, and for the…
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‘Privilege Can Also Be a Prison’: Exploring Class and Gender in ‘My Parents’ Marriage’
Nana Ekua Brew-Hammond has previously written both a children’s and a young adult book, but her latest release,…
Lucy Steeds’ The Artist wins Waterstones Debut Fiction Prize – The Irish Times
In The Irish Times this Saturday, Vona Groarke, the new Ireland Professor of Poetry, talks to Edel Coffey;…
Thirst establishes itself as pillar in local book community
MILWAUKEE — Tucked between an art studio and a barre studio is a jewel-toned teal storefront on North…
Author’s own life lessons inspire children’s book story
After years of corporate success, career pivots, and personal soul-searching, former Atlantan Danny Blue has turned his journey…
The Highly Collectible Book Valentino, A Grand Italian Epic Has Been Reissued—Giancarlo Giammetti Takes Us Through Its Pages
Couture. Spring-Summer 1983. Black dress with silver-white embroidery, Bückles with a huge multiple bow at the side, in…
What Kept You? by Raaza Jamshed review – an extraordinary debut full of ritual and poetry | Australian books
What Kept You opens in death: fires are raging through the Sydney hills, where Jahan lives with her…
“Mort the Flightless Rat” – East Lansing Info
Facebook Bluesky Twitter LinkedIn Like most kids, Scarlet Haroldson wanted to fly. Inspired by the movie Rio, she…
George Saunders Announces New Book, ‘Vigil’
Prepare to reenter the bardo or something like it: George Saunders is releasing a new novel that takes…
My Son Tried Out the New Kindle Colorsoft Kids—It Was a Hit
I was an omnivorous reader as a child. I learned to read early and kept our small-town library…
10 best books of July make for cool midsummer reads
These are the fiction titles that Monitor reviewers like best this month: The Greatest Possible Good, by Ben Brooks…