New and Notable Titles for April

by Ashley Judd with Maryanne Vollers

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by Tim Flannery

A lyrical, informed investigation into the human as ecological agent, and a provocation to act responsibly. Full review >

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by Jennet Conant

Thoroughly researched, fluid and compelling. Full review >

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by Jim Rasenberger

Graceful, dramatic writing makes this well-worn story new again. Full review >

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by Anna Politkovskaya translated by Arch Tait

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by Edward Hoagland

In this outstanding collection, 78-year-old Hoagland (Early in the Season, 2008, etc.) culls 13 years of magazine writing,... Full review >

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by Mary Higgins Clark

Fans will bite their nails to the quick while they wait for all the characters who know bits and pieces of the story to pool... Full review >

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by Daniel Clowes illustrated by Daniel Clowes

Clowes finds heightened reality in caricature. Full review >

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by David Foster Wallace

Unfinished or no, it’s worth reading this long, partly shaped novel just to get at its best moments, and to ponder what... Full review >

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by Meg Waite Clayton

Though Clayton telegraphs her political points along with her plot and characterizations, there is a definite market for... Full review >

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by Luanne Rice

Errs on the side of the pat and predictable. Full review >

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by David Baldacci

Authentic scenario, mystery piled on misdirection and more double-crosses than a tic-tac-toe tournament. Full review >

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