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Daniel J. Mahoney’s ‘The Persistence of the Ideological Lie’ presents in 11 essays the social and political destruction of ‘ideological fanaticism.’

William Boyd’s novel is told with charm and a well-honed style that keeps readers guessing until the end.

In Michael S. Gutter’s 2022 ‘Never Again Still Means Never Again,’ the author points out Jewish contributions to the world and Neo-Nazi distortions of history.

Prit Buttar’s ‘Hero City’ is a book from the trenches, full of details and perspective, eliminating propagandistic narrative on a vital WWII event.

The new book’s subtitle explains it well: ‘How Black Holes Came in From the Cold and Took Cosmic Centre Stage.’

Settle in for a curious read with ‘Cabinet of Curiosities.’

Nicholas Sekunda provides readers with a great resource on how the democratic Athenians built, organized, and maintained their military.

Author Katherine Rundell’s ‘Vanishing Treasures’ explains why we should learn about our planet’s marvelous fellow inhabitants.

‘ From Here to the Great Unknown’ was written posthumously by her daughter, Riley Keough.