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Many Things Under a RockDavid Scheel’s straightforward prose places readers in the water beside him as he lifts a stone or pushes aside seaweed to show off the elusive,...
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Poetry as SpellcastingAt the intersection of books on witchcraft, creative writing guides and poetry anthologies alights the utterly unique Poetry as Spellcasting .
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Horse BarbieGeena Rocero was a trans pageant queen in the Philippines who became a successful model in the United States. As you'd expect, her life story is a...
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Women We Buried, Women We BurnedFrom the author of the groundbreaking, award-winning No Visible Bruises , a riveting memoir of survival, self-discovery, and forgiveness sure to...
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Built From the FireVictor Luckerson’s Built From the Fire documents what happened following the Tulsa Race Massacre of 1921, centering the survivors who persevered...
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Raw DogComedian Jamie Loftus takes readers on a hot dog-sampling road trip that is by turns eye-opening and gut-clenching, hilarious and poignant,...
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Archives of JoyJean-François Beauchemin’s brief, breathtaking reflections on creatures he has encountered throughout his life will appeal to fans of Brian...
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King: A LifeJonathan Eig’s monumental biography takes Martin Luther King Jr. down from his pedestal, revealing his flaws, needs, dreams, hopes and weariness.
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Meet Me Tonight in Atlantic CityPoet Jane Wong’s experimental memoir is dense with beautiful sensory images about coming of age in Atlantic City and contending with her father’s...
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Quietly HostileSamantha Irby’s fourth essay collection plays the hits, offering readers a masterclass in situating pitch-perfect comedy and deep sincerity side by...
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Road to SurrenderContrary to popular belief, the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki did not immediately bring World War II to an end. In his new book, Evan Thomas...
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Edison’s GhostsEdison’s Ghosts will delight any science or history lover as it illuminates all the stupid things that famously smart people have done throughout...
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Capturing NatureThe two centuries’ worth of nature prints contained in Capturing Nature would make a stunning addition to any nature lover’s library.
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Héctor Tobar redefines his communityWith Our Migrant Souls , the Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and author documents the fullness of Latinx experiences.
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Poverty, by AmericaThrough this audiobook, performed by award-winning voice actor Dion Graham, the questions posed in Poverty, by America become even more visceral...
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Arrangements in BlueIn Arrangements in Blue , Amy Key uses Joni Mitchell’s seminal work as a magnifying glass for her emotions and experiences as a single woman.
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Orphan BachelorsFae Myenne Ng’s luminous, sometimes sorrowful, memoir recounts how racist U.S. immigration policies have shrouded four generations of her family in...
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The Leaving SeasonWith poetry and profundity, Kelly McMasters reflects on her path from optimistic wife and mother-to-be to reluctant yet relieved divorcee and...
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Work It OutSarah Kurchak’s funny, helpful book offers approaches to exercise that are both grounded in science and refreshingly dismissive of well-trodden...
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It Was an Ugly Couch AnywayA collection of refreshingly honest and hilarious essays from Southern Living columnist Elizabeth Passarella about navigating change—whether...
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12 hybrid memoirs you won’t want to missHybrid memoirs mix the author's personal story with broader explorations of history, science, social science, criticism or spirituality. These 12...
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Our Migrant SoulsOur Migrant Souls is one of the most important pieces of Latino nonfiction in several decades. Turning the last page, you will feel the weight of...
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Saving TimeListeners of the Saving Time audiobook will likely find themselves nodding along, surprised by the simple yet paradigm-shifting ideas presented...
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The First Lady of World War IIShannon McKenna Schmidt’s detail-rich and revealing The First Lady of World War II follows Eleanor Roosevelt on her perilous journey to visit...
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His Majesty’s AirshipS.C. Gwynne is a consummate storyteller, and his account of the 1930 crash of a spectacularly large hydrogen-filled British airship is not to be...
