'Right after the Weather' by Carol Anshaw
Right After the Weather is about the psychology of ordinary people who are put through extraordinary circumstances… read more
Right After the Weather is about the psychology of ordinary people who are put through extraordinary circumstances… read more
Patsy does not shy away from confronting the brutal reality that immigrants face in the United States… read more
Famous Men Who Never Lived is a wonderful example of how fiction can illuminate reality—and a stark reminder that we are all human, deserving of dignity and respect, no matter the country or dimension from which we come…. read more
Lambert writes with a studied aloofness and matter-of-fact tone about a body that constantly generates conflict with itself and the world around it…. read more
There’s been a devastating earthquake, and the Bay Area has been evacuated, but not everyone has left, and Lily, sweet, stable, dependable Lily, is hellbent on rescuing her sister, even if she has no idea if she’s still alive… read more
Block an afternoon out of your schedule, grab a copy of Camille Perri’s new novel, When Katie Met Cassidy, and get ready to laugh, cry, and rediscover your faith in romance… read more
Paper Is White follows Ellen Margolis, assistant curator at the Foundation for the Preservation of Memory, as she navigates the choppy waters of history, kicked up by two very intense and very important personal involvements. … read more
“Porn gave me material to explore. I didn’t need to go out and research something. I was living it. The research was my life.”… read more
Starla Martin, the sardonic narrator of Amber Dawn’s second novel, Sodom Road Exit, is a twenty-something college dropout with a penchant for pricey art, designer clothes, and one-night stands…. read more
That Inevitable Victorian Thing is billed as a young adult book, but as is often the case with this category, older readers will also enjoy this inventive royal coming-of-age fairy tale… read more