Microbes prove that size doesn’t matter
Paul Falkowski’s book is a big read about a little thing: the sophisticated, durable bacteria
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A coming of age story—in a dystopian afterlife
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America’s first and favourite dirty secret
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The wanderings and writings of Willie Nelson
Book review: Willie Nelson’s memoir looks back on the long, winding life of a troubadour nonpareil
Not another Gone Girl knockoff
Book review: Hardly your typical beachside read, Jessica Knoll’s debut is a sharp summertime novel about society’s facades
’The Green Road’ takes a path less travelled
Book review: A Booker Prize winner’s new book offers a heady narrative of love and family
A roiling, rollicking Irish stew of a book
Book review: Mairtin O’Cadhain’s 1949 Irish classic, freshly translated, is an ode to life, death, and Samuel Beckett
A helpful entry point to the Lynn Crosbie Literary Universe
Book review: Lynn Crosbie’s fictional homage to Kurt Cobain paints an opiate-inspired, vivid world
Pig out with this book on pigs
Book review: Mark Essig’s book is jam-packed with facts and trivia, but it doesn’t quite deliver the whole hog