Part diary, part travelogue, and part social science study, Abdallah Saaf's A Significant Year examines Morocco's 2007 elections with a perspective on all modern democracies.
Mostly Straight is a mostly inadequate answer to the question of male sexual fluidity.
Nowherelands is a gentle reminder that history -- told here through stamps -- rolls on and the land will outlast us all.
By picking up his subject after the most infamous event in Wilde's life, Frankel is able to rebuild the narrative of Wilde's post-prison life from the detritus of his public undoing.
William Poole manages to deliver a spectacularly structured, tightly written, and captivating addition to literary studies.
