Book Review: 1781
/A flinty new account of a pivotal year in the American Revolution
Read MoreA flinty new account of a pivotal year in the American Revolution
Read MoreThey were for King, country, and courtesans - not necessarily in that order! They were the Cavaliers, and a spirited new book tells their story.
Read MoreShe nearly doubled the size of the Russian empire, she debated with philosophers, she endowed the first women's college in Russia, and she was a beloved mother to her people for 34 years - and she had a steady stream of lovers through it all. She was Catherine the Great.
Read MoreArcade Publishing re-issues Frank McLynn's merrily magnificent biography of that pestiferous little Corsican!
Read MoreTwo new linked "Star Trek" novels dramatize a pivotal event in the fictional universe of the beloved TV show - Earth's first war with the Romulans!
Read MoreA beautifully illustrated examination of one Venetian nobleman's life-long wrangling with the experts over the public face of the Queen of the Adriatic.
Read MoreA new romance makes beefcake from the least likely material imaginable, treasure-hunting goblins
Read MoreOne of the greatest works of 20th century - and of all time - gets a handsome paperback reprint as it turns 50.
Read MoreA gigantic new paperback examines every nook and cranny of Darwin's famous theory, still controversial after 150 years.
Read MoreT. H. White's towering, sad, uplifting tale of King Arthur, Merlyn, Guenever, and Lancelot gets a beautiful Penguin reprint
Read MoreA handsome re-issue of the best English-language translation of Lucretius' famous (and famously scatter-brained) poem
Read MoreHe's been waiting for the throne longer than any Prince of Wales before him, and he's changed the nature of the monarchy while he's been waiting. But will we ever see King Charles III? 'A Year with the Windsors' takes a look at the heir.
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