In the insightful novel "Should Have Told You Sooner", a divorced woman comes to terms with the pains of her past. A woman confronts her English past in Jane Ward’s eloquent novel "Should Have Told You Sooner", about first loves that... Read More

In the quirky novel "The Utterly Unacceptable Atrocity of Isabelle Marsden", a wounded woman embraces art and the unexpected. A woman moves to a small town to heal in Nan Sanders Pokerwinski’s zany novel "The Utterly Unacceptable... Read More

Using storytelling in the place of broad analysis, "The Last Train of Wealth" is an ambitious economic survey. A speculative economic treatise, "The Last Train of Wealth" advances a cursory vision of how artificial intelligence, property... Read More

A story of atonement amid horrifying isolation, "Abomination" is a gripping graphic novel. A soldier at a remote Arctic station faces an ancient horror in Bragi Schut’s moody graphic novel "Abomination". In 1942, Harry is assigned to... Read More

In the musing speculative novel "Coherence", an AI program that was started with noble intentions goes awry. In Aaron Parsons’s thought-provoking science fiction novel "Coherence", a self-directed AI poses a credible world threat. In... Read More

Utilizing archival records, court transcripts, newspaper accounts, and other historical sources, the engrossing true crime book "Springtime for Sophie" delves into a violent murder and the subsequent trial. Richard H. Underwood’s... Read More

The evocative, gritty memoir Daddy’s House is about reckoning with the trauma of abuse and forging success fueled by faith and forgiveness. Mildred J. Mills’s involving memoir Daddy’s House recalls a past marked by poverty and... Read More

Considering a litany of cerebral problems having to do with ongoing debates about the existence of free will, The Skeptic’s Paradox is a probing philosophical exercise. Dario Tonelli’s novel treatise The Skeptic’s Paradox suggests... Read More