Nonfiction

“. . . pretty damned good . . .”

Sinemania! is a madcap of a thing—in the Schiaparelli sense of the word.

The Dean of Harvard Law School was famous for his mid-20th century opening day talk to first year law students, proclaiming “Look to the left of you, look to the right of you, one of the three of y

“. . . a pitch-perfect call for health care changes in the mechanized deaths many suffer in America.”

A new publication by Jung Chang the author of the bestselling Wild Swans is always going to be an event, and the Empress Dowager Cixi: The Concubine Who Launched Modern China seem

“A great addition to any historian’s library.”

“. . . that works out to a hell of a lot of insect parts we are already eating without knowing it.”

“. . . an absolute winner.”

“You just can’t make up this stuff! Staggering!”

“. . . to be lauded for his scholarship and the depth of his research. . . . both thorough and complete. His failure is in not bringing Swanson alive in these pages.”

“. . . a joy to read and educational at the same time.”

“There is so much to love about Ottolenghi . . .”