NEW FICTION @ THE LIBRARY
FICTION
Marrow, by Sabrina Browning Shea
“Marrow is a novel with its own weather, an entrancing and eerie tale of longing, regret, and secrets, with a revelation that continues to haunt me.” —Megha Majumdar, New York Times bestselling author of A Burning
FICTION
Shadow Ticket, by Thomas Pynchon
“Bonkers and brilliant fun.” —The Washington Post
new non-Fiction @ the library
Non-Ficiton
The Gales of November, by John U. Bacon
"A work of spectral beauty destined to be a classic. Readers of Sebastian Junger’s The Perfect Storm, Erik Larsen’s Dead Wake, and Nathaniel Philbrick’s In the Heart of the Sea will love this deeply reported tale." ―Hampton Sides,
Non-Ficiton
The Hidden Seasons, by Tristan Gooley
“Gooley preaches attention to common patterns in nature like a sommelier describing wine―the shadows cast by the sun here, the tree angled there, the moss greener on this side of the rock.”―The New York Times