Eyes of the Rigel
by Roy Jacobsen
Those of you (and there are many) who've encountered the previous volumes of the Barrøy Chronicles, The Unseen or White Shadow, will not need me to say anything about this new book other than It's her... (James)
Lessons in Chemistry
by Bonnie Garmus
Elizabeth Zott is my new hero. As a scientist in the 1960s, she has to contend with ingrained sexism not just in the world in general, but especially in the world of science, where her male colleagues... (Doree)
The Shame
by Makenna Goodman
Comparison is the thief of this artistic, anti-capitalist, homesteading young mother's joy when she starts comparing the mundanity of her own lived life in rural Vermont to the highlight reel of her N... (Anika)
The Third Policeman
by Flann O'Brien
I might express the strangeness of this novel by saying that the extensive footnotes about a misguided thinker named de Selby, who believed, among other things, that night is caused by "accumulations... (Tom)
Writer in a Life Vest: Essays from the Salish Sea
by Iris Graville
From 2018-2019 Iris Graville served as the first writer-in-residence aboard the Washington State Ferries, spending a couple days a week writing on the route that travels between Lopez, Orcas, Shaw, an... (Haley)