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Lowry brings a careful and deeply compassionate approach to her investigation of the Yogurt Shop Murders
Reviewed by Rosalind Faires, Arts, Nov. 3, 2016
The follow-up to The Devil's Backbone is not only another wild ride but more proof that Bill Wittliff is a master storyteller
Reviewed by Joe O'Connell, Arts, Nov. 3, 2016
Carl Hiaasen brings the Florida Man of tabloid headlines into his criminal swampland with gut-bustingly funny results
Reviewed by Tim Stegall, Arts, Nov. 3, 2016
The 20 tales packed into this volume go to unexpected places and reveal lifetimes in just a handful of pages
Reviewed by Joe O'Connell, Arts, Nov. 3, 2016
John Pipkin's novel rooted in astronomy is as compelling as the brightest arrangement of stars beneath the vault of heaven
Reviewed by W. A. Brenner, Arts, Nov. 3, 2016
The novel traces a painting's four-century history through a gallery of characters drawn with fondness and poignancy
Reviewed by Rosalind Faires, Arts, Nov. 3, 2016
Dyer has penned a thinking person's travelogue through territories geographic, cultural, and personal
Reviewed by W. A. Brenner, Arts, Nov. 3, 2016
This companion to Wright's The Looming Tower offers more insight into the radical transformation of the Middle East
Reviewed by Michael King, Arts, Nov. 3, 2016
Chang's alternately humorous and poignant novel explores what it means to be American when the notion of America wears away
Reviewed by Melanie Haupt, Arts, Nov. 3, 2016
Part memoir, part call to action, Alexander's book makes an effective case for caring for our world
Reviewed by Jessi Cape, Arts, Nov. 3, 2016
Danler makes fusion cuisine of the kitchen confidential genre and a naif-in-the-city tale and reaps the rewards of both
Reviewed by Kimberley Jones, Arts, Nov. 3, 2016
With literary sleight of hand, Amor Towles takes an epic tale of Russia and finesses it into a charming romp
Reviewed by Kimberley Jones, Arts, Nov. 3, 2016
The novel fuses absurd comedy and heart into a story that is compulsively readable and surprisingly resonant
Reviewed by Adrienne Martini, Arts, Nov. 3, 2016
Quickie Bowie bio and slim fanboy volume shades somewhat heroic
Reviewed by Bryan Rolli, Music, Aug. 11, 2016
Amy Gentry's page-turning thriller is set apart by its realistic and empathetic portrayal of abuse victims and their families
Reviewed by Jessi Cape, Arts, Jul. 21, 2016
James Burns
Reviewed by Kevin Curtin, Music, Jun. 16, 2016
Caroline Gnagy
Reviewed by Alejandra Ramirez, Music, Jun. 16, 2016
Brian T. Atkinson & Jenni Finlay
Reviewed by Doug Freeman, Music, Jun. 16, 2016
Matt Thorne
Reviewed by Neph Basedow, Music, Jun. 16, 2016
James McBride
Reviewed by Thomas Fawcett, Music, Jun. 16, 2016
John Doe and Tom DeSavia
Reviewed by Tim Stegall, Music, Jun. 16, 2016
NOFX and Jeff Alulis
Reviewed by Tim Stegall, Music, Jun. 16, 2016
Lita Ford
Reviewed by Raoul Hernandez, Music, Jun. 16, 2016
Carmine Appice and Ian Gittins
Reviewed by Richard Whittaker, Music, Jun. 16, 2016
Chuck Eddy
Reviewed by Libby Webster, Music, Jun. 16, 2016
Brett Milano
Reviewed by Michael Toland, Music, Jun. 16, 2016
Barney Hoskyns
Reviewed by Jim Caligiuri, Music, Jun. 16, 2016
Diane Pecknold & Kristine M. McCusker
Reviewed by Abby Johnston, Music, Jun. 16, 2016
Summer reading recommendations that will take you out of this world
Reviewed by Rosalind Faires, Arts, Jun. 16, 2016
David D. Levine
Reviewed by Adrienne Martini, Arts, Jun. 16, 2016
Iain Pears
Reviewed by Rosalind Faires, Arts, Jun. 16, 2016
Sofia Samatar
Reviewed by Jessi Cape, Arts, Jun. 16, 2016
Shooter Jennings' brother Terry delves into pop's big britches & Ol' Possum – blisters, warts, scars, et al.
Reviewed by Tim Stegall, Music, May. 26, 2016
'Mats 'tude – definitive
Reviewed by Neph Basedow, Music, Mar. 31, 2016
Kier-La Janisse and Paul Corupe's superb history Satanic Panic revives the Eighties in all its fearful hysteria Kier-La Janisse and Paul Corupe's superb history revives the Eighties in all its fearful hysteria
Reviewed by Marc Savlov, Arts, Mar. 10, 2016
Investigating the latest "persons of interest" in Texas' literary crime scene
Reviewed by Molly Odintz, Arts, Feb. 25, 2016
Lisa Sandlin
Reviewed by Rosalind Faires, Arts, Feb. 25, 2016
Melissa Lenhardt
Reviewed by Jessi Cape, Arts, Feb. 25, 2016
Melissa Ginsburg
Reviewed by Molly Odintz, Arts, Feb. 25, 2016
Austin's big brown bear of a singer-songwriter-Stratocaster, Jon Dee Graham, doodles his wife, real-life concerns, and ardor
Reviewed by Raoul Hernandez, Music, Feb. 11, 2016