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Fall Mystery Book Roundup
Fall is here, and now is the perfect time to settle in with a hot drink and a brand new mystery. If this sounds like your ideal way to spend a spring morning, the next decision you have to make is just which book you should read. Do you seek out a new adventure with...
Spring Fantasy Roundup
Now that we’re in the middle of spring, the weather is warming up with not a rainy day in sight. Why not enjoy these nice days with a fantasy book? Read on for some of our recommendations. Blood of Empire (Gods of Blood and Powder (3))By Brian McClellanOrbit Books,...
Roundup: Books About Russia
The latter half of the twentieth century (and the beginning of the twenty-first) is marked by the rise of dictators in countries across the world. Right wing or left, beginning from good intentions or a mere hunger for power, these men rose to great heights and...
Great Science Fiction and Fantasy Books
In the mood for a great fantasy but aren't sure which one to pick? Or maybe you're eager for a new sci-fi book but haven't found one that stands out to you yet. Search no more, for here are five new books (and one old favorite) that definitely deserve a place in your...
The History of California Book Roundup
California is truly one-of-a-kind, a sprawling state with its own unique sense of politics and one of the largest economies in the world. It’s a place where one could live their entire life and still not know all its secrets. Every region has its own culture, and...
Perfect Books for Your Child’s Easter Basket
It's nearly Easter! If you find yourself needing a small break from egg hunts (or just needing the kids to settle down for a minute), take a look at these great books. From Biscuit to Fancy Nancy, there's something for a wide range of ages, with stories about...
Interview With Charles Salter, Author of The Flight of the Schimmerplotz
San Francisco Book Review's Alex Telander interviews Charles Salter, author of The Flight of the Schimmerplotz. Where did the idea for Flight of the Schimmerplotz come from? Like most of my writing ideas, the basic notion of this book came to me first in a...
Interview with Alex Grass, author of Black River Lantern
San Francisco Book Review's Alex C. Telander talks to Alex Grass, author of Black River Lantern. Where did the idea for Black River Lantern come from? I wanted to combine The Dead Zone with Dostoevsky’s The Idiot. At the time, I think I was also reading some of...
Interview with Kagan Tumer, Author of Purged Souls
San Francisco Book Review's Anastasia Gkaitatzi interviews Kagan Tumer, author of Purged Souls. Tell us a few things about Purged Souls. Purged Souls is about exploring human nature in the face of adversity. How do you react when everything you believed to be...
Interview With S.G. Blaise, Author of The Last Lumenian
San Francisco Book Review's Rod Raglin talks with S.G. Blaise author of The Last Lumenian. What were your influences when writing this novel? I was on a European road trip with my family, visiting Germany, Austria and Hungary, when one night I woke up with the...
Interview With Julian Starks, Author and Photographer of Life Behind Bars Vol. I
San Francisco Book Review's David Lloyd Sutton talks with Julian Starks, author of Life Behind Bars Vol. I. What is your principal camera or system? Why? I am an Avid Nikon Man! I used a Nikon D5. D850 and a Leica V-Lux. I went into a camera store and asked the...
The Bay Area Book Festival Monthly: WHAT WE’RE READING IN SEPTEMBER
Welcome to fall 2020: democracy at risk, a continuing pandemic, clashes in the streets, threatened food supplies, fires, a looming election, and skyrocketing anxiety as our cooped-up selves try to manage a cacophony of bad news. How to make sense of it all, and what...
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Sometimes You Have to Lie: The Life and Times of Louise Fitzhugh, Renegade Author of Harriet the Spy
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So-Called Normal: A Memoir of Family, Depression and Resilience
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Slip-Resistant Socks: My Journey with Bipolar Disorder
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The Complete Guide to Pickling: Pickle and Ferment Everything Your Garden or Market Has to Offer
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The Complete Plant-Based Cookbook: 500 Inspired, Flexible Recipes for Eating Well Without Meat (The Complete ATK Cookbook Series)
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Dutch Oven Dinners: A Cookbook for Flavorful Meals Made in Your Favorite Pot
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Eagle Down: The Last Special Forces Fighting the Forever War
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First Platoon: A Story of Modern War in the Age of Identity Dominance
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Radiant: The Dancer, the Scientist, and a Friendship Forged in Light
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Inventing Equality: Reconstructing the Constitution in the Aftermath of the Civil War
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Land: How the Hunger for Ownership Shaped the Modern World
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Interview With Charles Salter, Author of The Flight of the Schimmerplotz
San Francisco Book Review's Alex Telander interviews Charles Salter, author of The Flight of the Schimmerplotz. Where did the idea for Flight of the Schimmerplotz come from? Like most of my writing ideas, the basic notion of this book came to me first in a...
Interview with Alex Grass, author of Black River Lantern
San Francisco Book Review's Alex C. Telander talks to Alex Grass, author of Black River Lantern. Where did the idea for Black River Lantern come from? I wanted to combine The Dead Zone with Dostoevsky’s The Idiot. At the time, I think I was also reading some of...
Interview with Kagan Tumer, Author of Purged Souls
San Francisco Book Review's Anastasia Gkaitatzi interviews Kagan Tumer, author of Purged Souls. Tell us a few things about Purged Souls. Purged Souls is about exploring human nature in the face of adversity. How do you react when everything you believed to be...
Interview With S.G. Blaise, Author of The Last Lumenian
San Francisco Book Review's Rod Raglin talks with S.G. Blaise author of The Last Lumenian. What were your influences when writing this novel? I was on a European road trip with my family, visiting Germany, Austria and Hungary, when one night I woke up with the...
Interview With Julian Starks, Author and Photographer of Life Behind Bars Vol. I
San Francisco Book Review's David Lloyd Sutton talks with Julian Starks, author of Life Behind Bars Vol. I. What is your principal camera or system? Why? I am an Avid Nikon Man! I used a Nikon D5. D850 and a Leica V-Lux. I went into a camera store and asked the...
Interview With Dr. John Kruse, Author of Recognizing Adult ADHD: What Donald Trump Can Teach Us About Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
San Francisco Book Review's Grace Utomo talks with Dr. John Kruse about ADHD and his book, Recognizing Adult ADHD: What Donald Trump Can Teach Us About Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. Why did you decide to specialize in ADHD? Do you only focus on adults, or...