Lit Life: A state, a slave, a spy — three remarkable new works of nonfiction | Lit Life
Lawrence Wright, Zora Neale Hurston and Roland Philipps take us to worlds we’d otherwise not know.
Mary Ann Gwinn
‘Warlight’: a dreamlike novel about spies, family secrets and lies
“Warlight” is a WWII spy story, a mother-son story and a love story. They are eloquently told and heartbreakingly believable, but the main reason to...
Steven Pinker’s ‘Enlightenment Now’ is shock therapy for pessimists | Lit Life
The Harvard University professor writes, in his new book, about how we’re better off than ever.
Four new biographies introduce us to remarkable people | Lit Life
Two entrepreneurs, a U.S. president, a sculptor and a social firebrand come to life in the pages of these four books.
New biography of Chief Seattle is thorough, insightful and, at times, heartbreaking | Lit Life
David M. Buerge’s new biography is the result of 20 years of research about the man who gave our city its name.