These spooky short stories form a big picture that’s even more haunting than the eerie puzzle pieces.

Wendy Lower peels back the Holocaust’s layers of statistics, numbing shock and horror to reveal one of the human stories underneath

A fascinating, occasionally speculative examination of “lost” cities which also dissects just where murky concepts like ‘lost civilisations’ really come from

As second books in fiction trilogies go, this one is among the best.

A must-read for fans of the musician and his city. But if anyone unfamiliar with either should be so inclined to embark on a new journey with this book, oh the places it will take them.

Glass’ narrative creates a credible space in which he can write about Carole King’s Tapestry and the deeply personal way that many fans feel an attachment to it.

An investigator battles to establish objective facts amidst four decades of conflicting subjective truths.

It's a proper encomium to an underappreciated master.

Whether or not you regularly use Discogs and paw through musty boxes in search of a long-lost gem, Vinyl Age will make you want to buy records. But more importantly, Max Brzezinski will make you want to listen to them.

Harrow's novel is at once successful as culture and meaningful in promoting marginalized peoples.