Native writers from across North America continue to provide us with enlightening, entertaining books across genres. Celebrate Native American Heritage month with these great reads!

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27.08.2025

Book review of Katabasis by R.F. Kuang

In R.F. Kuang’s Katabasis, a quest through Hell reveals that academia might just have the underworld beat in terms of suffering.

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27.08.2025

Book review of A Truce That Is Not Peace by Miriam Toews

Formally inventive and exquisitely executed, A Truce That Is Not Peace sees Miriam Toews perform an unforgettable exhumation of grief.

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26.08.2025

Audiobook review of The Burning Season by Caroline Starr Rose

Narrated in Caitlin Kinnunen’s convincing tween timbre, Caroline Starr Rose’s novel-in-verse offers a brief but intense listening experience.

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26.08.2025

Book review of The City Changes Its Face by Eimear McBride

In this companion to The Lesser Bohemians, Eimear McBride shows us imperfect people who are nevertheless both courageous and vulnerable.

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25.08.2025

Audiobook review of Endling by Maria Reva

The audiobook of Maria Reva's tour de force, Endling, illuminates both the invasion of Ukraine and the complexities of making art during war.

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25.08.2025

Audiobook review of Bury Our Bones in the Midnight Soil

The full cast production of Bury Our Bones in the Midnight Soil breathes life into V. E. Schwab’s gothic writing with nuance and assurance.

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25.08.2025

Book review of The Marigold Cottages Murder Collective

Jo Nichols’ cozy mystery boasts a sun-drenched Santa Barbara setting, but it also asks complicated questions about justice and morality.

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25.08.2025

Book review of Milena and Margarete by Gwen Strauss

Gwen Strauss’ Milena and Margarete delicately unfolds the miraculous true story of two women who found love in a Nazi concentration camp.

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25.08.2025

Book review of This Place Kills Me by Mariko Tamaki & Nicole Goux

This Place Kills Me is a graphic novel that can be enjoyed on lots of different levels, providing suspense and satisfaction on every one.

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25.08.2025

Charlie Jane Anders invented an 18th-century novel

Creating a fictional work allowed Anders to incorporate real queer history into her modern-day fantasy novel, Lessons in Magic and Disaster.

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25.08.2025

Octavia E. Butler finds a kindred spirit in her biographer, Susana M. Morris

In Positive Obsession, Morris explores the rich internal life of the visionary sci-fi author of 'Kindred' and 'The Parable of the Sower,' whose books “charge us all with creating the future we want to see.”

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25.08.2025

Book review of Lessons in Magic and Disaster

A daughter teaches her mother witchcraft in Charlie Jane Anders’ Lessons in Magic and Disaster—but this is no cozy fantasy.

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25.08.2025

Book review of A Witch’s Guide to Magical Innkeeping

The long-anticipated follow-up to Sangu Mandanna's The Very Secret Society of Irregular Witches is here, and it is well worth the wait.

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25.08.2025

Book review of Positive Obsession by Susana M. Morris

In her biography of Octavia E. Butler, Susana M. Morris explores how the author became a “midwife of contemporary Black feminism.”

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25.08.2025

Book review of Archipelago by Natalie Bakopoulos

In Natalie Bakopoulos’ third novel, Archipelago, a translator goes on a meditative journey through Greece toward self-understanding.

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25.08.2025

Hispanic Heritage Month 2025

These books allow us to celebrate, consider and explore Latinx heritage through fiction, history, recipes and more. Que vivan los libros!

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25.08.2025

Book review of Baldwin: A Love Story by Nicolas Boggs

In his beautiful, incisive Baldwin: A Love Story, Nicholas Boggs trains his eye on James Baldwin’s most intimate relationships.

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25.08.2025

Book review of Hemlock & Silver by T. Kingfisher

Hemlock & Silver, T. Kingfisher’s retelling of Snow White, has a complex plot that’s grounded by a funny and curious narrator.

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25.08.2025

Book review of The Quiet Ear by Raymond Antrobus

In The Quiet Ear, Raymond Antrobus explores his experiences with deafness, language and the people who helped him find himself.

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25.08.2025

Book review of Middle Spoon by Alejandro Varela

Alejandro Varela’s funny, perceptive literary love story poses uncomfortable and universal questions about the nature of relationships.

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25.08.2025

Book review of Dominion by Addie E. Citchens

Addie E. Citchens’ debut novel, Dominion, sets the stage for a powerful cultural analysis of masculinity, sexuality and spirituality.

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13.08.2025

Book review of Nights and Weekends by Alexis deBoschnek

With recipes fit for both hectic weeknights and slow Saturdays, Nights and Weekends offers fresh inspiration seven days a week.

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13.08.2025

Book review of A Game in Yellow by Hailey Piper

Sexy, complex and confident, A Game in Yellow explores a three-way relationship gone horribly wrong thanks to a madness-inducing play.

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13.08.2025

Two classic works of horror get terrifying modern updates

A couple turns to The King in Yellow to spice up their love life, and The Haunting of Hill House takes a Floridian vacation.

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13.08.2025

Two reality tv rom-coms that are all pleasure, no guilt

Alice Chen’s Reality Check and The Re-Write pull apart the layers of reality dating shows.

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13.08.2025

Book review of CeeCee by Shana Keller & Laura Freeman

Young readers will be enthralled with Shana Keller’s storytelling and Laura Freeman’s thematic illustrations in CeeCee.

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12.08.2025

Interview with Zhang Yueran and Jeremy Tiang about Women, Seated

Author Zhang Yueran and translator Jeremy Tiang share how their sharp new book about class in China made its way to American readers.

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Native American Heritage Month 2025

Book review of Katabasis by R.F. Kuang

Book review of A Truce That Is Not Peace by Miriam Toews

Audiobook review of The Burning Season by Caroline Starr Rose

Book review of The City Changes Its Face by Eimear McBride

Audiobook review of Endling by Maria Reva

Audiobook review of Bury Our Bones in the Midnight Soil

Book review of The Marigold Cottages Murder Collective

Book review of Milena and Margarete by Gwen Strauss

Book review of This Place Kills Me by Mariko Tamaki & Nicole Goux

Charlie Jane Anders invented an 18th-century novel

Octavia E. Butler finds a kindred spirit in her biographer, Susana M. Morris

Book review of Lessons in Magic and Disaster

Book review of A Witch’s Guide to Magical Innkeeping

Book review of Positive Obsession by Susana M. Morris

Book review of Archipelago by Natalie Bakopoulos

Hispanic Heritage Month 2025

Book review of Baldwin: A Love Story by Nicolas Boggs

Book review of Hemlock & Silver by T. Kingfisher

Book review of The Quiet Ear by Raymond Antrobus

Book review of Middle Spoon by Alejandro Varela

Book review of Dominion by Addie E. Citchens

Book review of Nights and Weekends by Alexis deBoschnek

Book review of A Game in Yellow by Hailey Piper

Two classic works of horror get terrifying modern updates

Two reality tv rom-coms that are all pleasure, no guilt

Book review of CeeCee by Shana Keller & Laura Freeman

Interview with Zhang Yueran and Jeremy Tiang about Women, Seated

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