Indy Book Club’s July Read
The book is a biologically accurate retelling of the goings-on and tragedy that occurs behind the walls of a hive.
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Review | Bakari Sellers’ ‘My Vanishing Country’
The author recounts what it means to be Civil Rights activist Cleveland Sellers’ son.
Review | ‘Nine Moons’ by Gabriela Wiener
Translator Jessica Powell brings Peruvian writer to English-speaking audiences.
Essay | The Echoes of America’s Past in America’s Present
Ibram X. Kendi’s Stamped from the Beginning is essential reading.
Read, Watch, Listen, Learn
There are copious books, podcasts, films, and interviews about black culture and experience — far too many to list here.
Review | Sameer Pandya’s ‘Members Only’
Sameer Pandya skillfully uses elements of the immigrant experience, mid-life crisis, and university life to weave a fictional spell.
Review | The Wizard of Sacramento: Governor Jerry Brown
While the book usefully illustrates the difference between Jerry Brown’s reputation and his actions, one would be hard-pressed to find a political leader of whom the same can’t be said.
Review | Christopher Knowlton’s ‘Bubble in the Sun’
Author puts Florida’s Jazz age boom — and bust — in perspective.
Tom Ball Interviewed
Beloved Santa Barbara musician pens his first novel.
‘Indy’ Book Club’s June Read
Carolina de Robertis’s novel follows a group of queer women whose personal revolutions mingle with Uruguay’s 1970 dictatorship.
