Nonfiction

“a needed addition to the shelves of thoughtful parents and citizens, affluent or not.”

“The Secret Game is a compelling and truly American story.”

“For those who want to understand the inner workings of a self-mutilator, Sharp is an excellent read.

“It is the writing itself that astonishes. It is elegant, poetic—even appropriately elegiac—and wry.”

“For yogis who seek a deeper connection with their practice, here is a clear path toward physical, mental, and spiritual practice . . .”

The first quarter of the New Year usually yields very little in terms of interesting or memorable books, but this year that cycle has been broken and has produced  one more wonderfully engaging boo

For months he stood over me—a lone soldier in a silhouette.

“One of the joys of reading is discovery.”

The preface of Mathematics Without Apologies is certain to discourage readers that are expecting a “popular” mathematics text from reading further.

“American Goulash tells Stephanie Yuhas’s childhood story with humor, pathos, and love.”

In picking up the subtitle All the Gossip Unfit to Print, the folks at Blood Moon Productions have, with their new volume Love Triangle: Ronald Reagan, Jane Wyman and Nancy Davis, 

“For lawyers (and others) who want to improve their state of mind, feel healthier, be more effective, and experience better work-life balance, Yoga for Lawyers is recommended.”