With politics taking centre stage due to the US presidential election, the time is perfect for a ...

'Timely exposé of Russia's vast disinformation campaign from a Finnish journalist persecuted for ...

Over the past few years, we have witnessed a growing wave of anti-LGBTQ+ bills and policies acros...

Dial Up to Utopia: An Oral History of the Early Internet shares the voices of the artists, critic...

Before there was the United States, there was America. The former is a country, a nation, a geogr...

Paula Bomer takes on Christina Stead's The Man Who Loved Children in the third title in the Bookm...

When her friend asks, Why did we never have children?, Nell struggles to answer.¿¿She has a caree...

A Catcher in the Rye for the punk generation.

Renowned author Brian Evenson offers his take on Raymond Carver's classic short story collection.

A poet who crafted thegreatest character in literary history with his engaging anti-hero of Satan...

In his entry in Ig's Bookmarked series, best-selling author Steve Almond takes on John Willams's ...

A gritty, no-holds memoir about the unglamourous side of stripping.

'After being named Assistant Director of Intelligence for the Capitol Police just days before the...

In this latest volume of Ig's popular Auteur series, New York Times bestselling author Steve Almo...

Sydney Taylor is the Laura Ingalls Wilder of Jewish YA fiction.

How the revival of the 'classic' production-halting strike is the best hope for a revitalization ...

A rancher and poet in Montana has his life ruptured when a long buried dead body appears on his p...

Siskel and Ebert meet Joan Didion in Auteur, a unique series that combines in-depth film criticis...

Curtis Smith writes about how Kurt Vonnegut's Slaughterhouse-Five influenced him as an author.

Womanish explores how being both black and female--not to mention middle-aged--complicates everyt...

One boy's harrowing journey through the criminal justice system, and his fight to reform it.

Hester is previous winner of the Flannery O'Connor Award for Short Fiction

An award-winning debut that explores the unlikely relationship between two boys--one Jewish, the ...

It's 1990, and Lily is a sixteen-year-old girl living in Manchester, England. It has been five ye...

A classic work that traces the New York black experience from the pre-revolutionary period to the...

'Birkerts reads Nabokov even as he allows Nabokov to read him. This is reading as high art, exhil...

'Minor Prophets is a story for our times, but it's also a timeless story about family and friends...

In this 1959 classic, Louis Cheskin presents his insights into human motivation as expressed in p...

A Southern Booksellers Association Recommendation

A darkly funny meditation on creativity and family, Be Brief and Tell Them Everything tracks the ...

In the latest volume in Ig's acclaimed Bookmarked series, award-wining author Justin St. Germain ...

An expose of 'the systematic attempt of business to make us wasteful, debt-ridden, permanently di...

The endless battle between outlaw sex and moral righteousness in America's most licentious city.

'There was a book. Oh man was there a book. It is still to this day a book I mention it to any bo...

With its openly bleeding heart and philosopher's spirit, the odd and undeniably affecting Ghostlo...

Our Synthetic Environment

Exposing the feligious Right's 'shadow war' against mainstream religion.

The first book to expose how advertising and media attempts to control our thoughts and desires.

Award-winning author Kim McLarin takes on James Baldwin's classic novel, Another Country.

'Gloria Beth Amodeo was a freshman in college when she met someone who would change the trajector...

This classic middle grade novel tells the extraordinary story of Deborah Sampson, a woman who dis...

In the fourth installment of the Bookmarked series, Aaron Burch tackles Stephen King's Different ...

Documents the rising movement to secure rights for cooks, nannies, caregivers and other domestic ...

A groundbreaking work on the history of American imperialism and empire.

An intricately woven tapestry of stories where survival, resilience and self-discovery are passed...

After Hours: Scorsese, Grief and the Grammar of Cinema is a live wire examination of author Ben T...

From a PEN Award-winning author, an engrossing, darkly humorous, edge-of-your-seat novel--featuri...

Nicknamed 'the father of public relations,' Edward Bernays (1891-1995) was a pioneer in the field...