Riccardino: Review of the Last Book in the Detective Montalbano Series
Riccardino, the last book in the Detective Montalbano series, published posthumously, is the 28th in the series by Andrea Camilleri.
The Year of Our Love: A ‘Novel’ Armchair Trip To Italy
The Year of Our Love, a novel by Caterina Bonvicini, transports readers to the streets of Bologna and Rome, with side trips to Cortina in winter and Versilia in summer.
The New Normal: New Book Offers Practical Advice For Travelers, Too
The New Normal: A Roadmap to Resilience in the Pandemic Era is the latest book by ABC News chief medical correspondent Jennifer Ashton, MD, MS. This timely and relevant book was published earlier this month (William Morrow, February 2021). Authoritative but easy-to-read, the book covers many aspects of our changed lives post-pandemic—including sleep, fitness, diet,…
Book Review: Siracusa by Delia Ephron
Delia Ephron’s latest novel, Siracusa(Blue Rider Press, 2016), is set in this historic city that occupies the southeast corner of Sicily.
An interview with Sarah Wildman, author of Paper Love
Sarah Wildman’s beautifully written and skillfully crafted book tells a totally unique and compelling story.
Book review: Here is New York by E.B. White
I took the Kindle version of E.B. White’s essay Here is New York on the treadmill with me this morning and I didn’t want to get off.
Book review – Charcuteria: The Soul of Spain
This new book about the Spanish art of charcuterie is not your garden-variety cookbook.
Book Review – Sous Chef: 24 Hours on the Line
If you’ve ever wondered how the staff of an upscale restaurant can churn out 300 complicated meals on a busy night, you’ll want to read Sous Chef: 24 Hours on the Line.