Book Reviews

Are women attackers marginalised individuals seeking to redeem themselves, enraged avengers, duped victims or religious extremists?

A collection of short stories doesn't quite get to grips with the great subject of the modern migration out of Africa.

Despite problems with flow and an occasional bent toward invective, a Bronx public defender gives insight into the world of indigent defense.

Annette Gilsono's debut novel surprises with a blend of utopian literature, chaos theory and New Age concepts.

Pete Earley uses a journalist's eye in a personal and compelling exploration of America's mentally ill and its mental health system.

All of Australia's history is here, in stories that form a universal account of 20th-century life and 'progress'.

Two Air America Radio contributors take a satirical look at America in the age of the "Rapture Right."

A perfect antidote to Harry Potter withdrawal and anticipation.

If you enjoy Jean Auel's Earth's Children series, or Colleen McCullough's Ancient Rome books, you should read this.

Mental challenges for people on the go.