Book: Classics You May Have Missed
Two books share personal stories on war-torn lives
Three Came Home
By Agnes Newton Keith. First published in 1947.
Book: Author succeeds with lighter vampires
MaryJanice Davidson releases “Undead and Unfinished”
Nowadays you can’t walk 20 feet in bookstores (and plenty of other locations) without seeing some reference to vampires.
Book: Gettin’ rich off sh*t your dad says
Sh*t My Dad Says
By Justin Halpern. It Books; 159 pgs., $15.99.
Book: Facebook unplugged
Author David Kirkpatrick tells the story of the most successful social networking site
Like it or not, Facebook is here to stay. In fact, an old high school crush is about to friend you as we speak. You’re going to receive 12 invites to events you’ll probably ignore.
Book: Strip-mining history
Author/activist Jeff Biggers believes mountaintop removal is erasing the past
Reckoning at Eagle Creek: The Secret Legacy of Coal in the Heartland
Book: The Locust’s mystery remains buried
From The Graveyard of the Arousal Industry
From The Graveyard of the Arousal Industry
By Justin Pearson. Soft Skull Press; 208 pgs., $14.95.
Book: Classics You May Have Missed
Time to revisit Tolstoy, outside the classroom
The Death of Ivan Ilyich
Book: ‘Dear Sound of Footstep’ tip-toes into the heart
Dear Sound of Footstep
By Ashley Butler. Sarabande Books; 128 pgs., $15.95.
Book: Dark and bloody ground
Young author’s debut brings western Kentucky to life
The Name of the Nearest River
