Book Marks reviews of Flashout by Alexis Soloski Book Marks
New York, 1972. A cloistered college student slips out of the dorms to attend a performance by a…
Books are sexy, but staring into a phone is not – The Irish Times
It was one of the most erotic things I ever heard: a man I know said he was…
‘She wanted them in the world’: N.B. community maintains book shed after owner’s death
A small shed sits on a property close to the ferry in Pettes Cove, N.B., on Grand Manan.…
Staten Islander pens book in memory of her father that explores their shared love of the N.Y. Mets | Inside Out
Editor’s Note: Welcome to Inside Out, our weekly roundup of stories about Staten Islanders making waves, being seen,…
Lethal Tattoos: Vancouver Island author delves deep into local bedrock for debut novel
Ray St. Denis’s take on caving and science fiction weaves a multiverse to be discovered Ray St. Denis…
Lethal Tattoos: Vancouver Island author delves deep into local bedrock for debut novel
Ray St. Denis’s take on caving and science fiction weaves a multiverse to be discovered Ray St. Denis…
To the Sea by Train: The Golden Age of Railway Travel is a trip down the tracks of time to the great British seaside
The book, beautifully and amusingly written and prodigiously well-informed, is part travelogue and part history. Martin enjoys the…
Atlanta Book Festival looks to attract fans of #BookTok in fall debut
ExploreThe Little Shop that could celebrates 20 years of books in Decatur The ability to focus on the…
Explore Booksellers suggests titles of humor and classic fiction
Each week as part of SunLit — The Sun’s literature section — we feature staff recommendations from book…
Moon Lane Books launches fundraiser after financial issues
Gem O’Reilly BBC Radio London BBC Paul Chin (left) is owner of Moon Lane Books, which is managed…