Genres

'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.

Caskey reveals the truth of the haunted legends and places of charming Charleston, SC.

A fascinating woman leads us through a now almost forgotten world at the dangerous meeting point of the Austro-Hungarian and Ottoman empires.