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Best Arts & Humanities of 2023
The Best Arts & Humanities titles of 2023 include intriguing conversation starters, special tributes to pioneers, and fresh takes on creative art forms and people.
The Epic Saga Behind ‘Frankenstein: The True Story’
A hefty treat for film buffs, horror enthusiasts, and fans of hidden gay Hollywood history.
Mona of the Manor
Fifty years in, the “Tales of the City” series continues, and this novel is as charming, witty, and magical as its predecessors.
PREMIUM
The Films of Bruce Willis
A helpful, insightful, and critical overview of Bruce Willis’s films.
The Novelizers: An Affectionate History of Media Adaptations & Originals, Their Astonishing Authors—and the Art of the Craft
Packed with photos, this is the perfect reference tool for the publishing genre that launched many lifetime readers.
PREMIUM
Horror Unmasked: A History of Terror from Nosferatu to Nope
Considering the massive scope, this photobook is surprisingly succinct, informative, and helpful as an overview of horror films.
PREMIUM
The Drop Dead Funny ’70s: American Film Comedies Year by Year
A knowledgeable, entertaining, and useful critical review of comedy films of the 1970s.
On the Stage and Page | Portraits of Playwrights
Prolific playwright, screenwriter, and actor Charles Busch offers a joyful memoir to capture the hearts of theater and movie buffs, and theater critic Patti Hartigan delights with an outstanding biography of the great playwright August Wilson.
Leading Lady: A Memoir of a Most Unusual Boy
This joyful, upbeat, and witty memoir will likely capture the hearts of theater and movie buffs.
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