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A look into the unsuccessful search for employment and poverty the genius composer experienced in his otherwise prolific life.

Coates tackles the difficult topic of slavery, creating a powerful story about memory and life’s true purpose.

The world’s most popular office-skewering comic turns the big 3-0 in this 47th collection of sanity-saving funnies.

Continues to build on the successful pairing of Ballard and Bosch while expanding Connelly’s literary universe.

A brutally honest and sometimes difficult collection of anecdotes about insecurities and acknowledging self-worth.

Dive right in as Sherman’s Lagoon gets its twenty-fourth collection of underwater gags and clandestine aquatic learning.

Atwood’s long-overdue sequel to The Handmaid’s Tale will likely delight – and infuriate – fans.

A beautifully written parable about betrayal and vengeance when half of the population is taken for granted.

A decent introduction to Baldacci’s Aloysius Archer series, despite awkward dialogue and near-perfect characters.

The tragic retelling of one Korean comfort woman is a brutal account of human cruelty and theft of personal identity.