Books
Bracing, defiant, and true, ‘1972’ is a fiery journey through realization and redemption.
Animated by longing, loss, and coming-of-age, ‘The Boneyard Lighthouse’ feels like breaking through.
By turns weighty and effervescent, ‘Molehills’ combines hard-won poise, searching truths, and pure delight.
Playfully outré, lyrical, and wise, ‘The Champagne Method’ is a one-of-a-kind vintage that goes straight to your head.
Shot through with certainties of meaning, feeling, and purpose, ‘Saints’ carries the sense of arriving full circle.
Tender, fierce, and bright, ‘Rainbow City’ glows with the promise of a new day.
Music
A reimagining of the parlor music tradition, ‘Cars, Vol. 1’ is a bright but ungleaming sort of pop record: soulful, textured, and built by (and for) the quiet moments.
Shows
‘Everything’ is a wry, tender, and very funny limited series that takes stand-up to a new place. In ten interconnected monologues set to a sweet piano tune, Adam Ventnor explores the passage of time and how much words really mean.