Jacob Weber’s ability to create fully realized protagonists in distinctly different voices and personas is one of the great joys of this short story collection.

Don’t buy into the gloom and doom, the author argues. Things are better than they’ve ever been.

The mind of a scientist, the heart of a philosopher, and the soul of a poet are all captured in this slim journal.

The curious tale of an ambitious sea voyage spent mostly on dry land.

The cartoonist serves as a happy, helpful tour guide through her favorite place on earth.

Peter Ginna edits editors explaining editing. It’s a worthy read for authors, publishing industry aspirants, and book lovers alike.

This impressive debut collection features tightly wrapped tales that combine a sense of the everyday and otherworldly dread.

Veteran journalist Bob Schieffer offers a handbook for informed citizens and considers how we can all do better next time.

In UNBELIEVABLE, Katy Tur had me at her dedication. Rather than “For Mom” or “For Pooky-Bear,” it’s “For the love of God.”

Set aside expectations of a conventional narrative in this unlikely combination of gangsters, strip clubs, and classical dance.