Best 2015 Indie Books That'll Get You Talking

by Joanna Warrington

An offbeat, honest take on romance that offers cringes and laughs in equal supply. Full review >

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by Richie Gerber illustrated by Miguel Covarrubias

A lively, if not thorough, overview of jazz’s origins. Full review >

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by James Tagg

An excellent choice for both the newcomer looking for an introduction to the debate over artificial intelligence and a more... Full review >

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by Mark Lyons

An engrossing collection giving ordinary people their due. Full review >

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by Glen Merzer

A witty, winking political novel sure to satisfy liberals in an age of extreme partisanship. Full review >

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by Daniel Rose

A wise, well-honed collection of speeches that address vital issues with fresh, penetrating insight. Full review >

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by Michael B. Rynowecer

Deftly written and well-presented; principals of any service firm will appreciate this treasure trove of useful intelligence... Full review >

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by H. O. Tanager

A beguiling play-by-play about a vibrant literary happening. Full review >

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by Suchen Christine Lim

A fine, deeply felt saga of lives caught up in progress that’s as heartbreaking as it is hopeful. Full review >

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by Prudence Farrow Bruns

A moving, spiritual account of a search for meaning through meditation. Full review >

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