Django, Kamau, and the Cornish Capital
Music and memoirs round out the new releases.
When Option A Is Unavailable
"Option B" by Sheryl Sandberg and Adam Grant is not a fairy tale or filled with false hope and shining horizons.
Forgotten Pasts and Baseball Lore
Favorite summer pastimes—exploring the Bay Area outdoors or experiencing ecstasy and exasperation at Oakland A’s baseball games—are enriched by two new books from local authors.
Bits of Noir and the ABCs
Sinister sounds, crime yarns, and uplifting imagery define this month’s picks.
Contemplating Attachment and Separation
Shanthi Sekaran’s “Lucky Boy” tackles complex issues.
Telling It Straight in Essays
Rebecca Solnit's new book of essays investigates the obstacles and opportunities for women and other marginalized people.
Art and Poetry Studied Together
"Slow Reading/Slow Seeing" runs through April 30 at the Berkeley Art Museum.
Music, Basketball, and Symbiotic Relationships
Celtic sounds, Steph Curry analysis, and animal tales to entertain the masses.
Microdosing Pays Off
Ayelet Waldman finds head space with a little LSD.
Paper Books Vs. eBooks
Would you trade your paper books for digital versions?
