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Rosa Parks: A Life in American History
Those interested in learning more about Parks and the civil rights movement will find inspiration in this enlightening work.
Good Night, Hem
Jason delivers an at times whimsical but overwhelmingly melancholic portrait, revealing reverence and sympathy for Hemingway without ignoring the author’s shortcomings. One of the best releases of 2021 so far.
Forget the Alamo: The Rise and Fall of an American Myth
Not only an essential work of Texas history, but popular history at its best. The book shines when detailing the power of telling one’s own story.
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The Strange Death of Alex Raymond
Written for readers wishing to learn about the history of the photorealist style in comic strips, this book may be dense for casual readers. Fans more familiar with the history of comics will rejoice in the depth of research and analysis provided within.
PREMIUM
Maverick: A Biography of Thomas Sowell
Based on interviews and ideas replete in Sowell’s innumerable books, this biography is seasoned with selections from the economist’s sardonic quips. While many will disagree with his proposals, few should disregard his impact.
Press Reset
This standout book will appeal to readers of Kotaku, Polygon, and IGN, as well as viewers of NoClip’s YouTube documentaries. Beyond gamers, this well-researched account will also interest labor advocates.
The Science of Middle-earth: A New Understanding of Tolkien and His World
Any fan, casual or academic, of Tolkien’s work will find this book entertaining and informative. Highly recommended.
Correction: This review has been edited to add the translator credit.
Never Far Away
Fans of the author’s previous works will be on the edge of their seats as they follow his characters’ attempts to survive vicious assassins. As he often does, Koryta (If She Wakes) provides strong character development, believable dialogue, and a fast-paced narrative. Keen observers will notice a brief sighting of two brothers (and evil murderers) who were introduced in Koryta’s Those Who Wish Me Dead.
The Problem of Alzheimer’s: How Science, Culture, and Politics Turned a Rare Disease Into a Crisis and What We Can Do about It
As science and medicine continue to study Alzheimer’s, Karlawish suggests, advances in technology, assisted living arrangements, and other lifestyle changes can be used to help people live well with the disease. A must-read on an important subject.
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