Nonfiction
Bragalini offers laudable addition to the scholarly literature on Ellington, copiously illustrated with musical scores and diagrams, but possibly too technical to engage lay readers.
PREMIUM
Alive Day: A Memoir
Fugett’s bold and emotionally narrated account exposes the often-hidden wounds endured by traumatized soldiers upon their return from combat. It is a powerful reminder of the debt owed to these brave individuals, whose sacrifices are significant and deserving of compassion.
Highly recommended for readers interested in criminal justice issues and public policy considerations, with an emphasis on experiences in the field.
This is more than a treasure-hunt tale; it’s also a compelling examination of history, ethics, and obsession beneath the waves.
A thought-provoking examination of the subjective nature of authenticity. Recommended for readers interested in racial justice in politics and pop culture.
This is a challenging call for citizen environmental activism. Highly recommended for all readers, especially those concerned about global environmental justice.
An illuminating and helpful volume that makes a thoughtful addition to collections on relationships and neuroscience; worth purchasing for its fresh insights.
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