Synopsis: From 1948 to 1982 nothing was as high mileage as a turntable. The speed limit was set at 331/3 rpms to take a spin down a highway of tunes on a ten-inch vinyl LP (Long Play) record album. The turning point 1982 when Compact Discs began to put the albums in our attics and […]
The Rocking Horse Winner by D. H. Lawrence was first published in July 1926, in Harper’s Bazaar and subsequently appeared in the first volume of Lawrence’s collected short stories. This post may contain affiliate links that earn us a commission at no extra cost to you. The Rocking Horse Winner by D. H. Lawrence The […]
In Kin by Tayari Jones, two baby girls sleeping in side-by-side dresser drawers in Honeysuckle, Louisiana, grow into women whose lives diverge as sharply as a river splitting at its delta, yet whose hearts remain tangled in a knot neither time nor distance can undo. This is the kind of novel that settles into your […]
A beautifully poignant novel about a sixteen-year-old’s experience as a military kid who must confront—and heal—tragedy in her family Merci is an Army kid, with both parents serving active-duty military. Because her mother is often deployed longer, Merci and her dad spend more time together and develop a close relationship by kayaking, connecting over art, […]
A collection that feels like a held breath, an ache that time does not heal but instead becomes something we learn to walk alongside “the daily sun and moon of being / a husband, a dad, a grandfather, / all of it seeming to demand a sea wall / of composure against an ocean of […]
The rare wellness book that earns a skeptic’s shelf space. Think Like an Herbalist sits squarely on the “practical wellness” shelf, where anecdote, folk tradition, and selective research mingle. What follows is a cultural and textual review, not a clinical guide, but a down-to-earth study. South understands her audience; she knows her readers are exhausted […]
Format: ARC Buy on Amazon Goodreads Over Her Dead Body is a quirky, darkly humorous thriller that puts a wildly creative spin on the classic serial killer cat-and-mouse story. Ruth Watkins used to be an ambitious journalist chasing the story of a serial killer known for a chilling calling card. But when her best friend […]
Kate Alice Marshall returns with a chilling psychological thriller that plunges readers into the depths of human darkness and the fierce will to survive. The Girls Before by Kate Alice Marshall weaves together two narratives that slowly converge into a devastating revelation about trauma, identity, and the lengths people will go to protect their secrets. […]
Releasing in March we have a memoir from the iconic Liza Minnelli and a stunning Amazonian journey from acclaimed photographer Tom Peschack. Enjoy 5 New Non Fiction Books March 2026! This post may contain affiliate links that earn us a commission at no extra cost to you. 5 New Non Fiction Books March 2026 Wait […]
A study of owls and the quiet joys of observation In A Charisma of Owls, Lynn Barber writes from a life shaped by patience and attention. Blending natural history with personal reflection, the book traces Barber’s encounters with owls across decades of birding, alongside the wider community of birders and researchers who help make such […]