Good-Books

“The novel spans eight days in the life of a pro football team, starting and ending on a Monday, the day after a game.”

“This is brilliantly done; by now, in fact, everything is brilliantly done.”

“Simply a brilliant, totally original novel”

“The new system of racialized control that Alexander describes is perhaps even more destructive and dangerous than Jim Crow segregation in two ways. First, because the current syste…”

“Woodard provides a bracing corrective to an accepted national narrative that too often overlooks regional variations.”

“This first volume of the former president's memoirs brims with warmth, humor and introspection.”

“Mailer is obsessed with race but in a very unrefined, non-thought-through way.”

“Why Are We in Vietnam? is Mailer's most profoundly pessimistic book.”

“Read this hefty collection at one go and wonder at his reputation.”