Revisiting a trauma to solve a murder.
Historic preservation? It’s just so yesterday.
McMurtry’s latest frontier epic falls short.
The paradox of zero finally adds up.
PUBLISHERS HAVE CREATED and then exploited a market for true-life accounts of maritime heroism and tragedy. Stories of ships lost…
Two new books fight over the beginning of the American century.
A biography shows that Al’s more complex than you’d think.
How do local stations boost ratings? Give Seattle what it wants. Sex in the morning
Murder, history, and a lotta powerful H2O.
A local author plumbs the bloody underside Of the Chicago World’s Fair.
In which the legendary Spenser reemerges as a female private eye.
Oscar the Grouch had better make room in his library.
Phillip Margolin’s latest legal thriller gives too much away.
A hundred years of attitude.
The bloody Texan battle is captured in a compelling new novel.
Past, present, and future are represented in three recent crime-fiction offerings.
