Armistead Maupin is one of my favorite authors. In addition to the classic “Tales of the City” novels, his other works like “Maybe the Moon”
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Could It Happen Here: Canada in the Age of Trump and Brexit, by Michael Adams (2017)
Presenting a wide variety of newly available data about the alternate cultural similarities and differences between Canada and the United States (not to mention a
The War of the Worlds, by H.G. Wells (1898)
As an English Literature graduate it’s hard to admit that I don’t much care for this science-fiction classic. I’ve enjoyed many works by H.G. Wells
Needful Things, by Stephen King (1991)
First, the good: As with many Stephen King novels released before the twenty-first century, “Needful Things” is the kind of juicy, voluminous novel that can
Unbelievable: My Front-Row Seat to the Craziest Campaign in American History, by Katy Tur (2017)
This semi-memoir from reporter Katy Tur, who was assigned to cover Donald Trump’s reverberating presidential campaign for its duration, left me ambivalent: On one hand,
What Happened, by Hillary Rodham Clinton (2017)
Like millions across North America (and the globe, really), I followed the toxic 2016 American presidential election with equal parts fascination and repulsion, stunned by
