NONFICTION: An adventure of a lifetime in a trade nearly killed by the internet — bookselling.
November 26
A collection of essays from a wide-ranging group of Minnesota writers exploring life during COVID and the aftermath of the murder of George Floyd.
November 26
This lovingly curated volume of Woody Guthrie's song lyrics, photos and other ephemera will introduce the singer to a whole new generation.
November 24
A tribute from his longtime assistant, poet Thomas R. Smith.
November 26
A father of daughters wrestles with what to do about abuses he discovers at a Magdalen laundry in 1950s Ireland.
November 26
Alone and out of touch on the Galapagos during the COVID-19 lockdown, a young woman reconsiders her life.
November 22
He started out writing bucolic poems about rural Minnesota and became a best-selling author teaching men how to be in touch with their feelings. He was 94.
This poem — set in the countryside near his hometown of Madison, Minn. — was included in Bly's first collection, "Silence in the Snowy Fields"…
A love story to Galloway and its cattle — a quixotic tale of determination and wonder.
A warm, funny collection of essays about life, writing, friendship and dogs.
I went to a bookstore. I did not go to get something — I went to see what was there.
"Carville's Cure: Leprosy, Stigma, and the Fight for Justice," by Pam Fessler
An informative and engaging — but largely speculative — account of the role of a mostly forgotten Native leader of the first Anglo-Indian Wars in Virginia.
Women writers fought bureaucracy and stereotypes to report from the front lines of World War II.
A prize-winning historian broadens and enriches our understanding of the American Revolution.
Yang will discuss 'The Song Poet' in a December event for the public.
FICTION: Jenny Shank's stories paint a vivid portrait of Denver, a changing and diverse city.
Andrew Roberts draws on a newly released cache of documents to provide a detailed biography of King George III that presents him in a whole new light.
A biography of the critic and novelist who married poet Robert Lowell — and paid for it dearly.
I'm not sure there is any experience more poignant than caring for an elderly pet in its final months; I'm not sure there's any creature…
Sad yet wryly funny, poet Mona Arshi's debut novel vividly depicts the troubled coming-of-age of a British Indian girl.
A Nigerian editor deals with American racism in this gripping, compassionate novel.
So are book clubs paradise, or hell? In last week's column, I ran comments from readers who love their book clubs. Today I give you…