Books

Desert Bloom

Morrow writes like an architect, using intricate mathematical structures to create three-dimensional worlds full of beauty and light.

Book Review: The Futurist

By Jason Stern

Othmer has done a marvelous dissection of early 21st-century culture, tossed the pieces into a blender, and poured out a first-rate satirical novel in which tomorrow is to die for.

Short Takes for June

By Brian K. Mahoney

Summer reading in many flavors, including three books with upcoming launch parties, plus two more from some of our finest regional publishers.

Book Review: Against the Grain: Memoirs of a Zimbabwean Newsman

By Peter M. Laffin

You may never have heard of Geoffrey Nyarota, but, a world away in Zimbabwe, many consider him a contemporary folk hero.

Book Review: Tales of Three Veterans

It has taken these men decades to process their various experiences into art, and powerful art it is.

Stances with Wolves

Scott Ian Barry’s photographs were once described by Ansel Adams as “striking and generous portraits.”