Progressive and philosophical audiences will be enthralled by Buckley’s unconventionality and ingenuity. Beverley Buckley’s "Final Days of Judgement" is an intriguing spiritual exploration of the origins and future of the universe,... Read More

All will come away from this New York City volume with newfound love for the beguiling, legendary, volatile town. Nonstop Metropolis: A New York City Atlas, edited by Rebecca Solnit and Joshua Jelly-Schapiro, is a multidisciplinary ode... Read More

This resonant novel explores the intersections of truth and fiction. "Fever Tree", by Tim Applegate, takes its name from a band that, to people of a certain age, evoked the promises and disappointments of the late ’60s and early... Read More

This whirlwind of a novel sweeps through the intertwined lives of its many main characters with witty observations and scenes of bawdy depravity. It’s 1983, and the Yale graduate students in James Magruder’s "Love Slaves of Helen... Read More

Grand and wondrous ideas abound in this thought-provoking metaphysical journey. The development of the soul is the main focus of Bud Megargee’s strange and fascinating book, "Dirt, Truth, Music and Bungee Cords". Even the most... Read More

Gorgeous photographs and meticulous watercolor images make this celebration of British Columbia’s diversity stunning in its artistry. The Canadian province of British Columbia has the motto “Splendor without Diminishment.” That... Read More

An obsession with music leads to the rave scene in this sharp and appealing coming of age story. Jon Reeves’s My Name is Tom is a contemporary British coming-of-age story. Thomas Luke Joyce is a generally average young man, if... Read More

This retrospective title takes an in-depth look at some of the world’s great public relations campaigns. Is it possible for a campaign that promotes a person, product, or service to have such a dramatic impact that it “shakes the... Read More