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Phil Hanley stood in a womb-like studio, psyching himself up to record the final section of his memoir. Peppermint tea,…

The Summer Guests by Tess Gerritsen “Gerritsen has cleverly crafted a mystery that contains as many twists and turns as…

Nadler then introduces us to Sonja’s mother, Fania, who immigrated to Montreal after the war and works as a masseuse.…

This Women’s History Month, let’s not forget the scope of womanhood. For a long time, the only women whose stories…

Chris Moore, a British artist who conjured fantastical worlds with high-sheen covers for books by science-fiction masters like Philip K.…

Kalayla: Unraveling Tangles by Jeannie Nicholas “Kalayla: Unraveling Tangles is a touching reminder that family isn’t always defined by blood,…

Geoff Nicholson, whose darkly comic literary novels and eclectic nonfiction were full of characters defined by their obsessions — with…

Women’s History Month is a time to celebrate the resilience, complexity, and power of women, but let’s not forget the…

THE TROUBLE OF COLOR: An American Family Memoir, by Martha S. JonesWhen Martha S. Jones was a student at SUNY…

Each month, AudioFile Magazine reviewers and editors handpick the best new audiobooks for BookTrib readers. As spring slowly approaches, take…