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November 5, 2026
Book Reviews and Recommendations
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A young war correspondent witnesses the catastrophic Charge of the Light Brigade and spends the next several decades haunted by what he saw and obsessed with uncovering why it happened in John Amos’ riveting new book, “The Call of the Bugle.” In 1854, a young war correspondent witnesses the catastrophic[Read More…]
What does it mean to truly see someone living with disability? “See Us, Know Us: Profiles of Disability” introduces readers to 30 people who share their stories with honesty and vulnerability. Through intimate profiles, poetry and photography, Jennifer Chassman Browne honors the complexity, dignity and humanity of those too often[Read More…]
Vicky Oliver’s recently released historical novel “Firebrands,” explores women’s activism, labor struggles, wealth inequality and sisterhood in 1908 Manhattan. The bustling Manhattan of 1908 is a tale of two cities. Downtown, people sleep ten to a room while labor clamors for better working conditions. Meanwhile, uptown, along Millionaire’s Row, people[Read More…]
“The Caterer,” by Nick Greenberg, is a recipe for disaster — with a side of art theft. In it, former food truck chef Anton Cherny finds himself in hot water once again as his girlfriend’s Russian mobster father resurfaces to collect a debt. As one poor decision follows another, Anton[Read More…]