Tells you far more than you thought you wanted to know about the subject, but the text and art work complement each other for a tasty and satisfying meal.

Disturbance examines what it means to be a survivor of both the attack and a culture that shifts its attentions and concerns with the news cycle, leaving those most immediately effected behind.

A wartime saga spans half a century and across continents in Paul Yoon’s emotionally wrought novel about survival, perseverance and hope excavated from turmoil.

Guibert writes about the secrets we keep: from society, from our closest friends, from family and from ourselves.

Harvey employs a deft hand throughout, allowing the reader to draw their own parallels to a certain modern blowhard.

It’s not every day a character works within memes, music and comic books to comparable success, and this proves the versatility of Moriah Pereira’s brainchild.

Both professors have immersed themselves, as academics and as learners, within the scholarly frameworks they investigate, adding a welcome personal perspective all too absent from typical research into language identity and ideological invention.

It may not be the drummer’s best work, but as a document of his life and enduring love for bassist Tina Weymouth, its steadiness is admirable.

Even the most ardent fans will come away from the book with newfound understanding and appreciation of what these Norwegians have accomplished.

Page after page, despite a penchant for swearing and practical joking, the guy seems like a true mensch.