Hank: The Short Life and Long Country Road of Hank Williams by Mark Ribowsky A fascinating study of one of the most talented, and tragic figures in American music history. Reviewed by Ed Lengel Read More
War Without Mercy: Liberty or Death in the American Revolution by Mark Edward Lender and James Kirby Martin The authors make a valid point; the war was more violent than generally recognized. Reviewed by Ed Lengel. Read More
Jonas Salk: A Life by Charlotte DeCroes Jacobs The scientist who single-handedly annihilated the scourge of infantile paralysis—polio. Reviewed by Ed Lengel. Read More
Isabella’s Way by Barbara Stark-Nemon A coming-of-age tale of a girl’s escape from early-seventeenth-century Portugal’s Inquisition. Reviewed by Ed Lengel. Read More
Just One More Thing by Peter Falk A series of lighthearted anecdotes about Falk's life and acting career. Reviewed by Ed Lengel. Read More
They Came Like Swallows by William Keepers Maxwell, Jr. Originally published in 1937. Reviewed by Ed Lengel. Read More
A Fan’s Notes by Frederick Exley Originally published in 1968, his work represents keen, genuine observation. Reviewed by Ed Lengel. Read More
Please Don’t Eat the Daisies by Jean Kerr Still funny and relevant despite being written almost seventy years ago. Reviewed by Ed Lengel. Read More
Suspect Red by L.M. Elliott A powerful and relevant work of young adult historical fiction that won the 2018 Grateful American Book Prize. Reviewed by... Read More
SYBIL by Flora Rheta Schreiber Originally published in 1973 Originally published in 1973. Reviewed by Ed Lengel. Read More