Several of the book sites and podcasts I follow have been talking about under-the-radar books […]
Red Winter, by Dan Smith
Is the revolution still worth fighting for if you’re ordered to burn and kill and […]
Traitor’s Blade, by Sebastien de Castell
Falcio val Mond is an inconvenient man. With is former king, Paelis, Falcio resurrected the […]
The Serpent of Venice, by Christopher Moore
I actually finished reading this book on Tuesday, but I had to wait for my […]
It belongs in a museum
Yesterday, Galleycat reported that a five hundred year old Torah had been sold at auction […]
Strange Bodies, by Marcel Theroux
How do you capture the essence of a person? Their life’s work, their words, could […]
More thoughts on likablity
It’s been a little more than a year since Claire Messud’s infamous interview with Publisher’s […]
A Better World, by Marcus Sakey
Is there anything more dangerous than someone who wants to create a better world? In […]
Midnight in Europe, by Alan Furst
In 1937, Cristián Ferrar is a senior partner for Coudert Frères. He has a comfortable […]