A darkly clever and gripping exploration of a world on the brink of destruction—and the survivors who fought back. Told through a series of interviews, this “oral history” recounts humanity’s near-defeat in a global war against the undead. The zombie apocalypse begins in China, where government cover-ups and mismanagement allow the outbreak to spread. Chaos […]
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What happens when nature fights back? In Devolution, Max Brooks blends survival horror with social satire, crafting a gripping tale of terror, chaos, and unexpected heroes. When Mount Rainier erupts, it doesn’t just bring volcanic destruction; it drives a population of displaced Sasquatches into contact with humans—resulting in a battle for survival that is as
Secrets drown on Block Island, but some rise with the tide. In Christa Carmen’s The Daughters of Block Island, two women’s lives intersect through tragedy, mystery, and a shadowy web of family secrets. Attorney Thalia Mills receives a startling letter revealing the existence of a half-sister, Blake Bronson—a sister she never knew she had. But
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Some houses keep their secrets. Others demand to share them. In Beneath the Poet’s House, Christa Carmen writes a chilling tale of grief, obsession, and the supernatural. Cozy mystery writer Saoirse White moves to Providence, Rhode Island, hoping to escape the pain of her husband Jonathan’s sudden death. But the house she rents, the historic
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The Backyard Bird Chronicles by Amy Tan is a delightful and personal exploration of the feathered creatures that inhabit the author’s California backyard. Through her detailed observations and charming sketches, Tan invites readers into her world, where nature and creativity blend seamlessly. The book is filled with whimsical yet thoughtful journal entries that trace Tan’s
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Melania by Melania Trump provides a polished, insightful glimpse into the life of the former First Lady, offering readers a look at her journey and experiences during her time in the White House. While the memoir maintains the poise and elegance she is known for, it also offers moments of personal reflection, shedding light on
The Magic Hours: The Films and Hidden Life of Terrence Malick by John Bleasdale offers a deep dive into the life and career of one of cinema’s most enigmatic directors, whose rarefied presence and reluctance to engage with the media have made him a subject of both myth and intrigue. Bleasdale’s research reveals a more
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Humans by Brandon Stanton is a poignant, often challenging exploration of the shared experiences that bind us all, as seen through the lens of his *Humans of New York* project, which he now takes global. Inspired by Edward Steichen’s *The Family of Man* exhibition in 1955, Stanton’s aim is to emphasize the universal aspects of
