Editor Pick: Books

'The Rose field' – The Book of Dust Vol. 3 by Philip Pullman brings the story of Lyra and Pan to a resounding and beautiful conclusion.

'The Gaslit Brain' warns that assaults on the mind are as real as those on the body, a warning that needs to be heard.

In 'Physics for Cats' Tom Gauld returns with more science comics collected from New Scientist, featuring machines, theories, and cats.

'The Haunting of Modesto O'Brien by Brit Griffin combines elements of Dashiell Hammett, Irish mythology, gothic horror and a western mining camp

'Do Admit: The Mitford Sisters and Me' by Mimi Pond tackles an enormous project in telling not just one biography but seven.

At one point Springsteen’s finances were so depleted that he couldn’t afford to hire the musicians he needed for the album...

In 'Before We Sail' Jonathan and Kath struggle to survive in a post-apocalyptic world by going to sea.

Like her previous work, Let’s Not Talk Anymore, Pixin tells the story through close point-of-view, inviting the reader to experience it as if looking just over her shoulder.

A coming-of-age story of growing up in a commune in Appalachia inhabited by, let's just say, an energetic cast of characters.

'The Paper Birds' by Jeanette Lynes is not only a wonderful story. You might just find yourself learning something as you read.