10 Writers Who've Rescued the Most Cruelly Neglected Moments of History

by Robert Klara

A little gem. Full review >

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by H.W. Brands

A short but thrilling page-turner. Brands burrows into Burr’s psyche and exposes his failings as he details the outstanding... Full review >

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by James Tobin

Medical history, physical and psychological stress, and human ambition are the prominent strands in this rich narrative... Full review >

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by Candice Millard

Superb American history. Full review >

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by Samuel G. Freedman

Much more than just a sports book. Full review >

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by Bill Minutaglio ; Stephen L. Davis

Despite the calendar slog, the authors make a compelling, tacit parallel to today’s running threats by extremist groups. 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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by Sara Wheeler

Wheeler’s gift for biography is strong, and despite occasional wanderings from the trail, the author ably captures these... Full review >

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by Charles Glass

A well-written, fast-moving treatment of an issue still relevant today. Full review >

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by Robert Wilson

A useful introduction to the man who established photographs as both works of art and important historical documents. Full review >

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