“The 1619 Project” is a book-length expansion of the “New York Times Magazine” issue that explores the history and consequences of...

“What Lies in the Woods” is an engrossing mystery thriller that you won’t soon forget. Three preteen girls, best friends since...

Have you ever watched “Cinderella” or read the story about her? Ever heard of her so-called wicked stepsisters? "The Wicked Ones," by...

For nearly a century there was a landmark in New Haven MO where many people stopped to fuel their vehicles and grab something to eat....

“Pandora,” by Susan Stokes Chapman, is a clever blend of mythology, archaeology, and life at the end of the 18th century England. The...

Maggie is getting a divorce from her husband of only 18 months although she and Jon have been together since they were university...

Local author Ed Wheatley has written an entertaining book about the history of St. Louis sports. Put your feet up and relax as you read...

Literary journalist Tracy Kidder has built a career writing creative non-fiction based upon his immersive relationship with his subjects....

In Aanchal Malholtra’s debut, love transcends inescapable cruelty and a separation wrought through war, ethnic discrimination, and...

Novelist Stephen Markley is a graduate of the prestigious Iowa Writers Workshop. His first novel, “Ohio,” is set in his native state and...

“The Wrong Kind of Weird,” by James Ramos, is a novel full of ups and downs, and I really enjoyed it. The story follows Cameron Carson,...

Filling bird feeders with seeds and suet is part of the daily winter routine for birdwatchers. Later, glancing out the window to watch...

“The Lipstick Bureau,” by Michelle Gable, is based on the story of a truth-to-life woman born in Czechoslovakia who acquired American...

“Myth America” is a compilation of 20 essays that refute the misguided untruths and disinformation about U.S. history that is currently...

“Stella Maris” is the continuation of Cormac McCarthy’s most recent novel, “The Passenger.” The first portion of the diptych centers...

If I weren’t fortunate enough to have read this book by Kate Anderson Brower, I would be asking for it as a Christmas present. This...

Presidential historian Jon Meacham considers Abraham Lincoln the most consequential of 45 men who have held the highest political office...

“The Dressmaker of Prospect Heights,” by Kitty Zeldis, is a historical novel that takes place in Brooklyn, New York in 1924. It is the...

David Copperfield, meet Holden Caulfield. Although Barbara Kingsolver’s latest novel, “Demon Copperhead,” is a retelling of Charles...

The St. Louis Blues became one of the expansion teams of the National Hockey League in 1966. During the life of this franchise, a total...