

What the Dead Know, Barbara Butcher
A dark, compelling memoir from a woman who spent decades investigating death in New York City. As one of the few female death...


Hello Goodbye Hello, Craig Brown
It’s a book that weaves together 101 meetings between some of the most iconic figures of the past 20 th  century. The book is structured...


The Philosophy Book: Big Ideas Simply Explained
Perfect for those looking for a quick introduction to philosophy. It's also a great coffee table book for casual browsing. This book,...


Nine Stories, JD Salinger
This collection of short stories is interesting in the sense that they feel incredibly personal and honest, as with all of his published...


Loren, Susan Morrison
This is a hefty 656-page biography deep dive into the life of Lorne Michaels, the mastermind behind America's beloved comedy institution,...


Genghis Khan and the Making of the Modern World, Jack Weatherford
A classic if you want to know the history of GK. 1st part of the book tells the story of GK’s rise to power and the forces that shaped...


Sonny Boy, Al Pacino
Al Pacino’s memoir is as layered as the man himself. He begins by painting a raw portrait of his youth in the South Bronx, a world of...


Memorial Days, Geraldine Brooks
A quick read. Deeply personal and required reading if you have lost a loved one, which all of us have It was Memorial Day 2019 when the...


The Friday Afternoon Club, Griffin Dunne
I’ve read about the Dunne family for many years. First, by following Griffin’s father’s stories in Vanity Fair, and then with Griffin’s...


But Enough About Me, Burt Reynolds
You know going into this type of book, you’re not planning on having an epiphany on the meaning of life and your purpose in the world....



















