REVIEW: Writing During the Apocalypse: Reflections on the Great Unraveling by Ed Simon June 12, 2026 Simon uses a remarkable breadth of research: history, technology, climate change, health…. Read full story →
REVIEW: A Prescription for Burnout by Carolyn Roy-Bornstein June 12, 2026 This book is the culmination of [a] this lifetime of care. Read full story →
REVIEW x2: Take It From Me by Alia Hannah Habib & Verb Your Enthusiasm by Sarah L. Kaufman June 12, 2026 Habib and Kaufman, in different but surprisingly complementary ways, have penned craft books worthy of my and (hopefully your) bookshelf. Read full story →
REVIEW: The Light Between Apple Trees by Priyanka Kumar May 6, 2026 …part botany and zoology, part ecology and climate, and part loving portrait of the author’s life… Read full story →
REVIEW: Tell Me How You Eat: Food, Power, and the Will to Live by Amber Husain May 6, 2026 A full spectrum of eating styles gets put under a microscope…. Read full story →
REVIEW: Hit Repeat Until I Hate Music: The March Xness Anthology, Edited by Ander Monson and Megan Campbell May 4, 2026 This anthology showcases the very best writing about the very best songs. Read full story →
REVIEW: The Badge Between Us: Duty, Marriage, and Family by Terrence P Dwyer May 4, 2026 The Badge Between Us courageously confronts institutional problems embedded in the culture/career of policing. Read full story →
REVIEW: Backtalker: An American Memoir by Kimberlé Williams Crenshaw May 4, 2026 … it was transformative to read the journey of the scholar who coined the terms “intersectionality.” Read full story →
REVIEW: Western Star: The Life and Legends of Larry McMurtry by David Streitfeld May 4, 2026 …an entertaining and affectionate, though unsentimental, examination of a complicated writer with a complicated career… Read full story →
REVIEW: This Land is Your Land: A Road Trip Through U.S. History by Beverly Gage May 4, 2026 … Gage sets out on a journey of epic proportions, visiting thirteen different destinations in pursuit of answering a question once posed by Benjamin Franklin… Read full story →