Nonfiction
PREMIUM
Sargent and Paris
An important exhibition is brought to life and made memorable for aficionados of Sargent or, more broadly, the culture and society of Sargent’s era, when Paris was the center of the art world.
Well-researched and impressive, this is the definitive history of Talking Heads, which will appeal to anyone interested in modern rock.
The fervent public interest during the Depp vs. Heard trial will likely carry through to this book, though readers might pick it up more for a chance to relive the events than to engage with the authors’ deeper points.
A wonderful introduction to artists who are not well-known in the United States. Recommended for anyone interested in women artists of this period.
Brown effortlessly covers over 60 years of country music in this breezy read that will satisfy enthusiasts of the genre seeking to expand their playlists with more titles.
This celebration of everyday modern buildings, with its appealing photographs and short but informative descriptions, supplements histories that focus on well-known architectural masterworks.
Through interviews, photographs, and colorful illustrations, Hendrix and Poggiali take readers on an enjoyable journey through the martial arts film genre.
PREMIUM
My Good Side: A Memoir
Strictly for fans of Shay and Vanderpump Rules, although they may be disappointed with the lack of titillating detail.
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