Miles Davis, you may recognize the name through his infamous relationship with heroin and women, but within the first beat of his self-titled [...]

One of most telling features of Kate Daloz’s book, We Are as Gods, about the Back to the Land movement of the 1970s, is its ability to make the reader [...]

In May of 2012, Marina Keegan graduated magna cum laude from Yale University. She lost her life in a car accident shortly after. Two years following [...]

Justin Schmidt’s The Sting of the Wild is an exciting adventure into the life histories, habits, and (of course) sting pain of a variety of insects from [...]

Chris Kyle’s book American Sniper is a shocking insight to the life of a Navy Seal Sniper while on deployment. This autobiography illustrates not only the [...]

Off the Sidelines brings the reader through the life events in the childhood of Kirsten Gillibrand and into her early adult life. Gillibrand discusses what [...]

Why did Elliot West think we needed another story about the Nez Perce War? The story of the rebellious Nez Perce nontreaty bands attempting to cross the [...]

The 26 essays in this book deal with many aspects of being female & are arranged in rough chronological order, from dating through marriage, working, [...]

Sven Beckert began his novel with a description of the Bradley Martin Ball at New York’s Waldorf Astoria Hotel on February 10th, 1897. Despite it being [...]