Genres

Award-winning children's author, Alinka Rutskowka talks about her passion for writing.

A true crime book that demonstrates how the tragedy of crime spreads the misery and grief far beyond victims and criminals.

'The Great Dissent' brings the First Amendment to life and makes Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes a layered, multi-faceted figure at the crux of our personal freedoms.

While I have been assimilated into loving cats and a menagerie of other animals, dogs still hold a special place in my heart, and Ulriksen provides plenty of proof for his statement that 'Dogs Rule Nonchalantly.'

Who would have thought that the story of a normal family living a normal life and dealing with normal things in a normal way would be captivating?

A young adult novel about social media that does not slip into clichés and extremes, ‘Populatti’ provides good food for thought in an entertaining book.

Inoue's early works cast a light upon a period of Japanese history, the post-World War Two period, that is little known to most English-speaking readers. They also reveal why he is as venerated as he is.

Scalzi's new sci-fi novel is set in a near-future world that feels full of verisimilitude and yet full of interesting ideas and unique creations.

'Wonder of Wonders' is as wonderful a book as 'Fiddler on the Roof' is a musical.

The secrets of the past can often intrude on the present in unexpected ways.