This hefty, essential new volume of Kurt Vonnegut’s writing advice and life stories is a gold mine for any Vonnegut fan or creative seeker.
Readers who live for trivia will find innumerable tidbits of interest in Peculiar Questions and Practical Answers.
In fiercely honest prose, Jaquira Díaz turns back every page of her life to tell a defiant story that hums with vibrant beauty.
Jack Hartnell points to the common humanity between our modern selves and the men (and women!) who left behind these Medieval writings.
March Sisters is a must-have for steadfast fans and those new to Alcott’s novel.
Infinite Hope is the extraordinary memoir of a hugely beloved figure in children’s literature, an American who embodies infinite grace.
Page after page of flawless, flaying, addictive prose: Carmen Maria Machado’s memoir In the Dream House is astonishingly good.
Mike Wolf is a curious and passionate guide throughout this exploration of gardening, foraging and beverage design.
For Small Creatures Such as We is a marvel. It dazzles and comforts while making us consider our own place in the vast universe.
Fifth Sun is a dramatic and accessible narrative that tells the story of Spain’s conquest of Mexico as the native Mexicans saw it.
If every picture tells a story, it’s also true of every recipe.
Wayne Thiebaud rolls out a dessert cart overflowing with pinwheel lollipops, pastel-frosted pastries and the promise of an endless summer.
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