Nonfiction

“a crazy quilt of a tale . . . Donald Wolfe manages to capture the full complexity of the woman . . .”

“Bob Berman takes every long forgotten notion we thought we understood about the Sun and serves it up fresh . . .”

“well balanced . . . fluent . . . riveting . . .”

“In God’s Shadow is an interesting scholarly book on a challenging topic.”

“How much room for politics can there be when God is the ultimate ruler?”

“. . . highly readable and enjoyable excursions through history . . .”

“The Almighty has His own purposes,” Abraham Lincoln memorably said.

“The Kickstarter Handbook should be read by anyone contemplating a Kickstarter campaign.”

This review is something different.

“Sister Spit is worth rooting for.”

This is the tale of the queer-cabaret version of Lollapalooza.

“Lester Walker advises would-be home designers to learn how to look at houses.”

“. . . an uplifting tale of compassion and triumph. . . . a humble hero worthy of admiration.”

“The Woman Reader represents good science and makes for enjoyable reading.”

“The overall vision cast by Martin Rees is an exciting one . . .”

What would a leading scientist put on his (or her) holiday wish list?