Mary Edmonia Lewis (1844-1907) was a neoclassical sculptor of Black-Indigenous parentage who gained international renown in the late 19th ce...

There’s an almost mystical quality about the horse that draws together the passionate cast of characters within Elizabeth Letts’ newest nove...

Tillinghast is an old New England surname. I know it well. At the previous institution where I worked, Bridgewater State College (now Univer...

Fiona Winslow has years of experience in conservation architecture, and her newest project needs her help badly. In 2010, she’s just purchas...

Obreht’s electrifying novel opens in summer 2024, in the aftermath of a plane crash. Nina, a New York-based grad student and nanny, was on v...

In her histories and fiction, Alison Weir has been particularly dedicated to Henry VIII, his six wives, and other royal family members, but ...

Feminist writer Schatz knocks it out of the park with her debut novel about a young woman in late ´60s California who—like so many from her ...