Book Review: Watergate
/Thomas Mallon's latest novel dramatizes the Watergate scandal that brought down the Nixon administration
Read MoreBook Review: Enterprise
/a lean and pugnacious new history of the second-greatest fighting ship in United States history!
Read MoreClassics Reissued: Illumination in the Flatwoods
/In conjunction with a recent PBS special, a classic book is re-issued: the story of a man who became the mother, father, and leader to an engaging group of wild turkeys
Read MoreBook Review: Under the Moons of Mars
/A new anthology of tales set in the exotic Mars of Edgar Rice Burroughs' "John Carter" novels!
Read MoreBook Review: The Frontiers of Imperial Rome
/The frontiers of ancient Rome - the limits by which it defined both itself and its enemies - stretched from the Tigris and Euphrates to the Irish Sea. In this muscular new study, those frontiers take center stage.
Read MoreNow in Paperback: Avengers Assemble Vol. 2
/The Earth's Mightiest Heroes love, squabble, and fight killer robots in this latest reprint volume
Read MoreBook Review: The Forest Laird
/A veteran historical novelist takes on that gigantic freedom fighter, William Wallace
Read MoreClassics Reissued: Dr. Fu-Manchu
/Everybody knows the name Fu-Manchu, but so few people have read the books that made that name famous! A great new series of reprints aims to correct that.
Read MoreBook Review: Kiev 1941
/In Hitler's great gamble of attacking the Soviet Union in 1941, the legendary victories at Kiev weren't so glorious as standard histories would have us believe - so says a new book on the subject
Read MoreBook Review: The Oxford Handbook of Animal Ethics
/A massive collection of essays examining all aspects of animal rights.
Read MoreClassics Reissued: What's to Become of the Boy?
/A pretty new reprint of the great German writers' memoir of boyhood under the Nazis in Cologne.
Read MoreBook Review: The Comedy is Finished
/A series of fortunate events unearths a long-lost manuscript by the late great Donald Westlake! Too good to be true, or too true to be good?
Read MoreBook Review: City of Fortune
/An intensely readable history of the wars that made - and then broke - the city of Venice as ruler of the seas.
Read MoreNow in Paperback: Avengers Prime
/Thor, Iron Man, and Captain America - read a great adventure of the Avengers core trio before you feast your eyes on the summer's movie!
Read MoreBook Review: Zoopolis
/An eloquent and extremely thought-provoking new formulation of animals deserve from the humans who determine their fates.
Read MoreBook Review: Quiet
/A new book praises introverts as the wonderful, sensitive, thoughtful conscience of the brawling, talking human race.
Read MoreBook Review: Ghost on the Throne
/When Alexander the Great died at age 32, his huge empire was split apart by his warring successors. James Romm's new book on the subject captures all the brutal drama.
Read MoreClassics Reissued: Sir Gawain and the Green Knight
/A wonderful (and long out of print) adaptation of "SIr Gawain and the Green Knight" by the great 20th century novelist and teacher John Gardner
Read MoreBook Review: Star Trek, The Rings of Time
/Captain Kirk finds himself stranded in the middle of space in the 21st century in this new Star Trek novel.
Read More'I am Thy Man'
/He fought a world war with France, survived the Black Death, and gave England a real Parliament. Froissart and Chaucer loved him, Shakespeare (almost) wrote about him, and the Victorians disparaged him. He was Edward III, and he has a king-sized new biography from Yale University Press.
Read More