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Once Upon a Tome: The Misadventures of a Rare Bookseller
A funny and witty memoir about life in the antiquarian book trade. Avid readers will love it.
Four Battlegrounds: Power in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
Recommended for both public and university libraries.
PREMIUM
The World Behind the World: Poems
Bernard has a sharp, critical eye and an ability to paint a scene quickly while also coloring it with social resonance. Similar word choices occasionally get repeated from poem to poem, but this collection is a marvel, gifting the reader with new subjects, unique perspectives, and an exuberant musicality that nearly leaps across the page. Highly recommended.
Redaction
A powerful document of social injustice, BISACed as social science but of crucial interest for arts and poetry collections; pricey but worth it for many libraries.
Ghost Season
Hopeful and despairing in equal measure, Abbas takes readers on an emotional roller coaster, employing her protagonists as metaphor for Sudan’s possibilities if it was not mired in poverty, hunger, and tribal rivalries. A propulsive read; highly recommended.
The Edge of the Plain: How Borders Make and Break Our World
A timely, valuable discussion of a pivotal issue.
This Other Eden
Harding’s luscious, perfectly knit narrative delivers a sober understanding of human nature and racial hatred.
Poetry Unbound: 50 Poems To Open Your World
With his intimate tone, Ó Tuama takes poetry out of the classroom and puts it back into the hands of the reader. He thereby makes the world a better place. Recommended for poetry collections everywhere.
Weaving Sundown in a Scarlet Light: Fifty Poems for Fifty Years
Harjo is a national treasure, perhaps even a national resource, and this important book is an essential addition to contemporary poetry collections everywhere.
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