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20 years of letters between a New York writer and a London bookseller, with not a word wasted
📚 Some books just stick with you — 84, Charing Cross Road by Helene Hanff is one such book. First published…
Past and present collide in Claire Lynch’s A Family Matter
Adopting a spare, concise style — which several reviews have likened to Ernest Hemingway — Lynch proves that fleeting familial…
Belle Burden’s Strangers is a memoir about a marriage ending and what society expects of the woman left behind
Burden examines society’s expectations to remain discreet and composed in the face of betrayal, while questioning why men can walk…
Fooled by Randomness explains the fine line between skill and serendipity
📚 How much of your success is actually yours? It’s an uncomfortable question, particularly in a world that loves a…
Michael Easter’s The Comfort Crisis is a reality check on modern convenience
The book takes a back-to-basics approach, moving away from the abundant comfort of modern life and toward the physical hardships…
Sarah Wilson’s I Eat the Stars offers a guide to navigating a collapsing world
📚 Does the looming environmental and cultural collapse keep you up at night? It probably will after reading this book.…
Why we sound the way we do, answered in Why We Talk Funny
Why We Talk Funny unpacks the mechanics behind why we pronounce sounds differently across languages — and why those tiny…
The readers exist, the authors exist — so why is there almost nowhere to publish English fiction in Egypt?
Egypt dominates Arabic literature. Its English-language authors are on their own
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