Book Reviews

A vivid portrait of a country struggling to stay away from the madness that has affected so many other nations.

This look at Hall of Fame quarterback John Unitas displays the difference between a "sports biography" and a standard biography.

A well-written and exciting novel I recommend to those who like a lot of grit in their mysteries.

Cartoonist R. Crumb’s trading card series of blues, jazz and country tributes get reprinted in a single volume.

Music, drugs, race, culture and politics all play a role in this first biography of jazz trumpet player Lee Morgan.

An award-winning book looks at the people and communities that struggled to survive the Dust Bowl years.

Nick Hornby avoids the Stephen King Syndrome.

Maybe that's why vampires are so funny, because reality can bite.

What can one person do in the midst of a collapsing society?

This updated and expanded edition is a must-have for readers.