Genres

An interview with Frankie Hogan author of the travel book 'Livin': From the Amsterdam Red Light to the African Bush'.

'Pioneers of German Graphic Design' by Jens Muller a must read for students of graphic design, and an insightful tome for professional artists who seek inspiration in their craft.

'Beyond the Wisdom of Walt' by Jeffrey A Barnes shows us how our dreams can come true.

In 'Shining Sea,' Anne Korkeakivi delves into the triumph and tragedy of an American family that begins in the 1960s.

'Better Business Speech' by Paul Geiger is an invaluable guidebook to speaking with authority and confidence in public that's packed with savvy, insider's tips.

Faded painted signs from times past linger on the sides of Manhattan's buildings, advertising everything from theaters to hosiery, meat markets to hotels, stables to department stores. Ben Passikoff's big, crisp photos of these relics preserve a vanishing history of industry in New York.

'Gratoony the Loony' by Gilles Gratton is the autobiography of the former professional hockey goalie in which he reinforces the stereotype of the crazy goaltender.

If you enjoy mystery, romance, danger and some darkness you will love 'The Child Finder' by Rene Denfeld.

In 'Fear' Dirk Kurbjuweit takes an existential look at family

An eye-opening Q&A on the secret to leadership with Jeff McManus, who took the Ole Miss grounds crew 'From Weeders to Leaders' — also the title of his compelling new book.