Editor Picks

In 'Tips for Living,' by Renee Shafransky, Nora's life again begins to swirl downward in dismay as her ex-husband and new family move ever closer; then a murder occurs that shatters her resolve in such a way that her life once again falls apart. Can she find the answers before it is too late?

A whole new way to play for lovers of classic card games

The newest, wibbly-wobbliest Fluxx yet!

The social and cultural divide inherent between Chinese values and politics and American values and politics receives an important hearing in Zhu Yi's work.

A lack of prisoner education programs in Louisiana means the sudden influx of former inmates into society will create a huge burden on the system.

These 1983-84 concerts feature a mix of uptempo originals, dark ballads and slow rockers, and traditional folk numbers. Taken together, they showcase Thompson's brilliant songwriting and aggressive, sometimes psychedelic guitar wizardry.

Creation of a Don't Go There List will assist you in keeping the holiday dinner conversation from getting out of control.

Players act as ghosts who want Doctor Lucky to stay with them – by any means necessary.

'All the Marbles' is in the running to be nominated in the Academy Awards short film category. This film that has so much going for it, it’s a shame there are not a full slate of Academy Awards for short films. It would be in contention for all of them. The writing is perfect and delivers a surprise twist at the end. The acting is charming and just over-the-top enough for the fantasy genre. The technical work is superb on many levels.

'After the Eclipse' by Sarah Perry is a beautiful but gut-wrenching memoir about a daughter paying homage to her mother's life twelve years after it was brutally taken.