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Three new books on very different musicians stretch the limits of memoir and memory

The men who sold the world

By Matthew Moyer May 10, 2017

New 'Architectural Guidebook to Central Florida' shows off the region's most stunning structures

By Jessica Bryce Young May 4, 2017

Polasek’s new Artful Book Club reads text on Haiti’s ‘absurd streams of misfortune’

Thin line between love and Haiti

By Lorraine Berry Apr 5, 2017

In her new book, Stephanie Lister revisits her time living in Mickey’s backyard

Floating in the Florida soup

By Jessica Bryce Young Feb 17, 2016

Claire Vaye Watkins’ <i>Gold Fame Citrus</i> looks unflinchingly at the causes and the costs of environmental cataclysm

Claire Vaye Watkins’ Gold Fame Citrus looks unflinchingly at the causes and the costs of environmental cataclysm

Apocalypse soon

By Jessica Bryce Young Dec 30, 2015

Our top 10 books of 2015

Banner year for readers and writers; bad year for bedside tables

By Ryan Rivas Dec 16, 2015

Spend your vacation days reading the best books that came out in 2015

Top 21 page-turners

Dec 16, 2015

In her first novel, 'Juventud,' Orlando writer Vanessa Blakeslee depicts a young woman’s odyssey

This is our youth

By Jessica Bryce Young Nov 11, 2015

Two new comics collections from Drawn & Quarterly cut to the quick

By Jessica Bryce Young Oct 7, 2015

‘What Else Is in the Teaches of Peaches’ serves up slices of life from a transgressive master

By Matt Stieb Aug 5, 2015

Highway to heck: Travel books for Father’s Day

By Jessica Bryce Young Jun 17, 2015

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Three books with music in their veins chart the damage isolation can do

By Jessica Bryce Young Mar 25, 2015

'The Cuban Table' reminds us that, politics aside, Cuban families have always prized hospitality

By Julie Schwietert Collazo Dec 31, 2014

A dozen Florida-centric books published in 2014, plus four to look forward to in 2015

By Jessica Bryce Young Dec 17, 2014

‘Prince of Los Cocuyos’: Richard Blanco’s hyphenated Miami youth

Memoir of growing up Cuban-American by America’s first Latino/immigrant/gay inaugural poet

By Julie Schwietert Collazo Oct 14, 2014

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