Recommendations

Growing Up With Sam Beckett

by Off the Shelf Staff

April 2 2014

The Cadaver: A Curious Life

by Allison Tyler

April 1 2014

The Serial Killer Next Door

by Etinosa Agbonlahor

March 31 2014

Memoirs/Biographies

Where Art and Swimming Connect

March 28 2014

Memoirs/Biographies

Laughing So Hard it Almost Killed Me: David Sedaris’ Talk Pretty

March 27 2014

Memoirs/Biographies

What Happens When A Publicist Gets Published? Q&A with Debbie Stier

by Off the Shelf Staff

March 26 2014

Memoirs/Biographies

Finding Latinidad through Literature

by Sophia Jimenez

March 25 2014

Memoirs/Biographies

The Women Who Changed Music: The Story of Joni, Carly, and Carole

by Suzanne Donahue

March 24 2014

The Dark Side of Downton Abbey

by Suzanne Donahue

March 21 2014

Woe and Redemption: Colm Tóibín’s The Blackwater Lightship

by Pronoy Sarkar

March 20 2014

Classics/Award Winners

Sometimes a Book Has Magic All Its Own: The Publication of Angela’s Ashes

by Suzanne Donahue

March 19 2014

Historical Fiction

The Secret Lives of the Haitian Undead

by Gail Gonzales

March 18 2014

A Book to Read Slowly, in Small Bites, and Savor

by Allison Tyler

March 17 2014

A Journey Between Fact and Fiction

March 14 2014

A Magician More Powerful than Dumbledore: Mary Stewart’s Merlin

by Suzanne Donahue

March 13 2014

Lisa Genova’s 2009 Debut Novel is Still Heart-Wrenching

March 12 2014

The Glass Castle author Jeannette Walls’s Brilliant Fiction Debut

by Brianne Sperber

March 11 2014

Memoirs/Biographies

The Real Story of the Boy Who Wanted His Lunch in a Paper Bag

by Gail Gonzales

March 10 2014

Max Brooks’s WORLD WAR Z: Can the World Survive a Zombie Plague?

March 7 2014

Ode de Parfum: A Natural History of the Senses

March 6 2014

Everlasting Showstopper: A FRACTION OF THE WHOLE by Steve Toltz

by Greg Mortimer

March 5 2014

Recommendations

What I Look for When I Edit

by Off the Shelf Staff

Classics/Award Winners

Being Born Twice Sometimes Works Better: Jeffrey Eugenides’s MIDDLESEX

March 4 2014

Classics/Award Winners

Frankly, My Dear, I Do Give a Damn: Why Reading Gone with the Wind is Such Fun

by Suzanne Donahue

March 3 2014