Most Overlooked Nonfiction Books of 2013 (So Far)

by Ray Raphael

With documents amply provided at the close of the text, Raphael provides a truly accessible teaching tool. Full review >

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by Selina O'Grady

A wonderfully illuminating, prodigious tour de force of ecclesiastical anthropology. Full review >

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by Barrie Jean Borich

Poetic, complex and innovative. Full review >

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by Philip F. Napoli

A thoughtful, deeply personal approach to understanding the Vietnam War for the Americans who fought it. Full review >

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by Ronald K.L. Collins and David M. Skover

A balanced history—sometimes admiring, sometimes blistering—of the writers who fractured the glass capsule of literary... Full review >

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by Kevin Fedarko

An epic-sized true-life adventure tale that appeals to both the heart and the head. Full review >

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by Kathe Lison

Whether Lison is ruminating on the short lactation cycle of sheep, the origins of rennet, or the grassy, lemony taste of a... Full review >

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by Ricardo C. Ainslie

A hard-nosed, cleareyed analysis of a legacy of institutionalized corruption and its dire consequences for human lives. Full review >

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by Mac Griswold

A deeply researched, painstakingly detailed story of a forgotten chapter of our nation’s history. Highly recommended. Full review >

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