Indy Book Club’s June Selection: ‘Every Heart a Doorway’
Celebrate Pride Month by reading this award-winning novella.
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Celebrate Pride Month by reading this award-winning novella.
Lulu Miller’s science-meets-history memoir explores the racist life of David Starr Jordan.
Celebrate Poetry Month by reading this collection of poems from indigenous writer Tommy Pico.
Sarah Krasnostein’s book is subtitled ‘One Woman’s Extraordinary Life in the Business of Death, Decay, and Disaster.’
Octavia Butler’s novel, originally published in 1993, turns out to be prophetic rather than merely cautionary.
Our Indy Book Club suggests these feel-good titles as the theme for January 2021.
The first novel in Zen Cho’s Sorcerer Royal Series Blends Magic, Mystery, Race, and Gender
A masterful worldbuilder and storyteller, the author creates immersive fantasy on the streets of New York City.
In sharp and poignant prose, the author deftly examines themes of faith, conquest, racism, greed, and redemption
The book is a biologically accurate retelling of the goings-on and tragedy that occurs behind the walls of a hive.