All things indie books!
All things indie books!
Mid-Century Modern Designers: Celebrating the seductive lines of classic designs, Dominic Bradbury’s coffee table book “Mid-Century Modern Designers” is sure to please aesthetes and home decorators alike. Their palettes “colorful and joyful” and their designs “taking…
Review by Karen Chutsky * * * * * They say artists hover a bit outside of life; too obsessed with observing, contemplating and recording their impressions of it to be one hundred percent involved in it. Such is the pensive writing style of Frances Karlen Santamaria, best described through the words of her adoring son: “…she dashed off written watercolor like impr
Starred Review: EVERYWHERE I LOOK by Ona Gritz is a riveting look at the impact of dark family secrets. Reviewed and starred by Elizabeth Reiser.
Clearing out his loft gives the former Pulp frontman a chance to look back at his formative years, and the objects that shaped him
Weekly book lists of exciting new releases, bestsellers, classics, and more. The lists are curated by the editors of Kirkus Reviews.
Dangerous Waters: In Susan Hunter’s thriller Dangerous Waters, a newspaperwoman undertakes a murder investigation while navigating the difficulties of her romantic life. Leah returns to her dilapidated hometown after a failure in the big city. Leah’s belief in…
Do too many people now go to university? And shouldn’t manual work and care work be more valued? A timely but flawed polemic…
“They Can’t Kill Us Until They Kill Us” uses Bruce Springsteen, Chance the Rapper, and more to examine America in the 2010s.
From What Is to What If: “Get real. Never gonna happen. That’s pie-in-the-sky bullshit. It’s too late to make a difference.” Yes, that’s the language of the cynic—always quick to shoot down the ideas of optimists and visionaries. Even in this age of…
These twenty true stories of sexual harassment, abuse, and assault illustrated in comics form by Stoian are haunting, infuriating, and, while sadly all-too-familiar, powerful testaments of survival…
‘In The Dream House’ Invents A New Form Of Memoir To Convey A Haunting Nightmare | Under Carmen Maria Machado’s narrative of a psychologically abusive relationship lies an academic view of female queerness, a play, a choose your own adventure book, a look at the mechanisms of abuse.
Kirkus Prize Finalist 2019: A powerful exploration of the sinister, insidious nature of domestic violence in America.
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