The Brian Epstein Story Vivek J. Tiwary and Andrew C. Robinson, with Kyle Baker edited by Philip Simon Dark Horse/M Press ($19.99) by John Eisler

Selections from the Internet Text Alan Sondheim Center for Literary Computing/West Virginia University Press ($19.99) by Sandy Florian In his introduction to Alan Sondheim’s Writing Under,

Exploring Haikai Intersections Edited by Eleanor Kerkhan Palgrave Macmillan ($95) by Joel Weishaus Haiku is well known in much of the world as a short

Conceptual Art, Affect, and the Antihumanist Turn Eve Meltzer University of Chicago Press ($45) by Pablo Lopez There’s something immediately off-putting in the title of

John Berger and Anne Michaels photographs by Tereza Stehlíková Counterpoint ($18) by Jesse Freedman Some books assume an atmospheric quality. Railtracks, which records a series of

How 10 Toes, 52 Bones, and 66 Muscles Shaped the Human World Carol Ann Rinzler Bellevue Literary Press ($16.95) by Ryder W. Miller In Leonardo’s Foot,

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An Alternative History, 1600–1800 Steven Moore Bloomsbury ($39.95) by Scott Bryan Wilson Steven Moore spent the first volume of his The Novel: An Alternative History obliterating the

The Life of an Eccentric in an Age of Change John Glassie Riverhead ($16) by Douglas Messerli By coincidence, just as I completed reading Jean-Marie

Peter Orner Little, Brown ($24.99) by Kate Petersen Trying to describe all that Peter Orner’s Last Car Over the Sagamore Bridge contains is a bit like trying