Lee Ann Sandweiss, who describes herself as a St. Louisan currently living in Indiana, has written a memoir about life with her dog titled “Lock Ness! And Other Tales of Nessie the Scottie.” Sandweiss adds to a long-standing and growing genre of books about dogs and the people who love them.
Anissa Gray has worked in both print and broadcast journalism and is a senior editor at CNN Worldwide. Her debut novel “The Care and Feeding of Ravenously Hungry Girls” seems at first glance to present a recognizable family-in-crisis story. It turns out to be a thoughtful meditation on the l…
At first glance, Chris Wilson’s book “The Master Plan: My Journey from Life in Prison to a Life of Purpose” looks like a straightforward inspirational story of how one man was able to overcome his circumstances and past misdeeds to achieve success. But it is much more. Wilson’s ability to ex…
Reedy Press has released the second edition of “The Making of an Icon: The Dreamers, the Schemers, and the Hard Hats Who Built the Gateway Arch,” by Jim Merkel.
Given the influx of "Girl/Woman in the (you fill in the blank) books," I was anxious to read a mystery not built around a dysfunctional woman.
