Indy Book Club’s May Selection: ‘Why Fish Don’t Exist’
Lulu Miller’s science-meets-history memoir explores the racist life of David Starr Jordan.
Author: Caitlin Fitch
Indy Book Club’s March Selection: ‘The Trauma Cleaner’
Sarah Krasnostein’s book is subtitled ‘One Woman’s Extraordinary Life in the Business of Death, Decay, and Disaster.’
The Apiary’s Self-Care Cider
Try better-for-you beverages from this ciderworks and meadery in Carpinteria.
Books That Feel Like a Hug
Our Indy Book Club suggests these feel-good titles as the theme for January 2021.
Indy Book Club’s December Selection: ‘Sorcerer to the Crown’
The first novel in Zen Cho’s Sorcerer Royal Series Blends Magic, Mystery, Race, and Gender
‘The Cutting Season’
A new Southern Gothic novel is this month’s pick for the Indy Book Club.
Indy Book Club August Read
In sharp and poignant prose, the author deftly examines themes of faith, conquest, racism, greed, and redemption
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.
‘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.
‘Indy’ Creative Director Sends a Thank-You to Readers
Caitlin Fitch thanks readers and staff who make the “Independent” possible.