All Books
- 'The Lady with the Borzoi' profiles publishing legend Blanche Knopf
Alfred and Blanche Knopf did not have a happy marriage but together they founded a publishing house with a genius for zeitgeist.
- 'The Translation of Love' seeks meaning amid the heartache of post-war Tokyo
This debut novel by third-generation Japanese Canadian writer Lynn Kutsukake presents resonating testimony to humanity’s resilience.
- 'The Girl from Everywhere' is rich with pirates, time travel, and cartography
This debut novel, featuring a time-traveling sea captain and his teenage daughter, is a sinuous and delightful read.
- 'Now and Again,' by Charlotte Rogan, is an absorbing search for truth
Charlotte Rogan's second novel takes readers from the Midwest to the deserts of Iraq as it follows a group of characters grappling for meaning in their lives.
- Following in the frozen tracks of a beloved Icelandic detective
Icelandic author Arnaldur Indridason talks about Erlendur Sveinsson, the fictional detective whose brooding style has earned him fans around the world.
- Bestselling books the week of 4/07/16, according to IndieBound* What's selling best at independent bookstores across America?
- 'Wind Sprints' serves up the wit of Joseph Epstein in bite-sized pieces
Epstein excels at lively, instructive, and often funny essays. In 'Wind Sprints' he proves he can also write short.
- 'Prisoners of Hope' fully, shrewdly chronicles LBJ’s 'Great Society'
For liberals, Johnson’s domestic record ranks him among the greatest presidents in American history.