All Books
- 'Hitler: Ascent 1889-1939' is the richest, most convincing portrait yet
After Ian Kershaw's universally praised similar 1998 biography, do readers really need another Hitler study? The answer is yes.
- Unmasking Elena Ferrante: why privacy matters
After a long period of speculation, Italy's most famously anonymous novelist may now be facing the furor of public scrutiny.
- 'The Nix' cleverly mixes politics and a troubled mother-son relationship
Nathan Hill's smart, empathetic novel involves an anti-immigrant politician and a disappearing mom.
- 12 really good new sports books Here's a grab bag of a dozen new sports books.
- 'A Revolution in Color' fills in the cracks in the life of John Singleton Copley
Biographer Jane Kamensky puts to rest the myth of the great portraitist as an untutored savant.
- Bestselling books the week of 10/6/16, according to IndieBound What's selling best at independent bookstores across America?
- When the world’s eyes turned to ... Buffalo?
In 1901, NY’s second city played host to fairgoers, stunts, and an assassination, as detailed in historian Margaret Creighton's new book 'The Electrifying Fall of Rainbow City.'
- 'American Ulysses' is a game-changing biography of Ulysses S. Grant
We should be grateful to historian Ronald C. White for a thorough and nuanced biography of one of the most consequential figures in American history.