Orwell's Roses
By Rebecca Solnit
This is a remarkably well written pseudo-biography of a writer I'm frankly very unfamiliar with. We're all familiar with Orwell in a passing sense. I...


















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By Rebecca Solnit
This is a remarkably well written pseudo-biography of a writer I'm frankly very unfamiliar with. We're all familiar with Orwell in a passing sense. I...

By Andy Weir
A remarkably quick read for how deep the science was. Really cool character work too.

By Gabrielle Zevin
AGH TORE MY HEART OUT! Such a beautiful story about life long friendship and working relationships. Although, I did have to put this down for a...

By Susan Lieu
Her mom's death is one event that spurred a broad memoir of Lieu's life and relationships.

By Andrew Martin
Andrew Martin's latest novel is nothing less than stunning, with some of the best writing about being in your 30s and surrounded by writers....

By Richard E Rubenstein
This book is about the disunity of Christian orthodoxy in the 3rd and 4th centuries, particularly as it relates to the nature of Jesus' divinity. Was...
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