Book Reviews
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08.29.08 First Stop in the New World Imagine Mexico City as a new world hub. |
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08.28.08 The Girl From Foreign ‘So are you Muslim or are you Jewish?’ |
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08.27.08 Why We Watched A historian examines the mental landscape that allowed the Holocaust to happen. |
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08.26.08 We Are Soldiers Still Former foes from the Vietnam War meet in the middle, 30 years later. Brad Knickerbocker talks with Harold Moore and Joseph Galloway |
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08.25.08 City of Refuge A new novel offers an impassioned take on life in New Orleans in the wake of Katrina. |
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08.23.08 The Black Tower A mystery about a lost king and the real-life convict who became the world's first modern detective. |
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08.22.08 Giordano Bruno: Philosopher/Heretic Giordano Bruno was a philosopher before his time. |
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08.21.08 The Wrecking Crew Thomas Frank takes on the capitol and a legacy of government as business. |
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08.20.08 Ghost Train to the Eastern Star Paul Theroux retraces his epic railway journey, 30 years later. |
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08.19.08 What happened to Anna K. A modern take on a tragic romance. Yvonne Zipp talks with author Irina Reyn. |
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08.18.08 The Underneath A mystical tale even adults will love. |
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08.16.08 White Heat The deep and distant friendship of Emily Dickinson and Thomas Wentworth Higginson. |
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08.15.08 The Wild Places Nature writer Robert Macfarlane takes a modern trek through Britain’s changing lands. Todd Wilkinson talks with author Robert Macfarlane. Todd Wilkinson |
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08.14.08 Dry Storeroom No. 1 The untold stories of London’s Natural History Museum. |
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08.13.08 The Lace Reader The complications and unexpected twists of this Salem mystery are part of its charm. |
