Prince’s is both a highly engaging story and a remarkably effective way to communicate business lessons. When senior business executive Victor Prince set out to hike the Camino de Santiago across Spain, he expected to follow in the... Read More

Trained in anthropology, psychology, and creative non-fiction, Q. M. Zhang brings all these disciplines to bear in "Accomplice to Memory", a radical investigation into the nature of truth and memory that’s equal parts biography and... Read More

Heartbreaking but still hopeful, this novel is a winding one, full of unexpected stops and turns, and the possibility of second chances. On the craggy cliffs of Mendocino overlooking the waters of the Pacific, a solitary man contemplates... Read More

With its friendly characters and gentle tone, this book would appeal as a read-aloud to children up to six years old. "Zanoo the Pixie" by J. A. Neame offers three entertaining tales about the magical and always kind Zanoo, who lives in... Read More

This moving and riveting historical narrative is entertaining and readable, and is bound to appeal to anyone who appreciates a great story. Robert Arthur Neff’s "Über Alles" is a fully absorbing blend of history and fiction, an... Read More

Gluten-free has gone from diet craze to full-scale movement. But is gluten unequivocally a substance to be avoided? That, along with similar concerns about dairy, is the question of John A. Douillard’s book. Through his experience, he... Read More

"Skunks Dance" is solid, sarcastic, and bombastic young adult fare. As highfalutin and entertaining as any tall tale told around a prospector’s fire, St. John Karp’s "Skunks Dance" is a young adult mystery with its roots in... Read More

This is a useful and fun guide for travelers and art aficionados who want to experience New York’s legendary art scene. While it is doubtful that any book could ever encompass the sprawling, hydra-headed NYC art world, "Art and NYC" is... Read More