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The Best Arts & Humanities titles of 2023 include intriguing conversation starters, special tributes to pioneers, and fresh takes on creative art forms and people.
Findings of the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ) on what became known as the Panama Papers; an insightful look into the unique nature of human conversation; sharing secrets for success and meaning; valuable to those with a very serious interest in business innovation; Logan challenges a rule that requires attorneys to maintain confidentiality at another's expense; through all the tragedies in his life, Nolte has emerged a strong survivor; Vermeulen provides some clear advice for breaking out of the bad habit rut
For serious book lovers and wordsmiths; Dean’s effort to combat scientific illiteracy; American women’s contribution to the success of WWI; for those hoping for peace in the Middle East; an engaging portrait of the Catskill wilderness; an important book on Némirovsky; a concluding history of World War II
Ajayi calls to mind Roxane Gay’s Bad Feminist; recommended for sports nuts; an in-depth look at power in China; for poetry lovers, writers, literature enthusiasts, and fans of Elizabeth Bishop; a new look at obesity; a reinvigorated review of Cold War events; witticisms, pictures, and graphics about astronomy
Nonfiction on Secrets of Travel, Best Places to Travel in 2016, Humanity in Science | Xpress Reviews
A miss rather than a hit from a travel tipster, the latest from the Lonely Planet team would be a good reference for a public library with a versatile travel section, a disappointing take on the personalities behind science
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