Tag Archives: Nonfiction

Individuals who survived both the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and of Nagasaki help frame history of the events and their aftermath.

A in-depth yet readable look at the influence of this short-lived prime time network television series.

I'll write this book for my love of what he gave the world, and hope for the best.

Chinese intellectual's memoir reflects how even aesthetics are perceived as a threat by totalitarian regimes.

British author uses memoir approach to ponder if "The Sixties" had lasting meaning.

An in-depth but very readable look at a lawsuit challenging the manner in which Guantanamo detainees would be tried.

Depth of research and range of perspectives help create an engrossing and essential book on the Bataan Death March.

Author's immersion in and travels across Pakistan provide a broad and valuable look at the country's life and politics.

Examining whether the Moors serve as symbols of persecuted minorities both in Western history and today.

Scottish man strings spammers along with eager and audacious replies to their proposals.