“At some point, our children ride the current of love away from us. And that’s the way it’s supposed to be.” Author of Wherever You Go, There They Are, @AnnabelGurwitch, writes about doing a zombie escape room with her college-age kid: nyti.ms/2jUMth8

Great interview with tony perrottet @SmithsonianTSA Mon. 6/3. Check out Tony's new book: 'Cuba Libre: CHE, FIDEL & THE IMPROBABLE REVOLUTION THAT CHANGED WORLD HISTORY. Excellent. Thx, Penguin Random House 🐧🏠📚 & @SmithsonianTSA Enjoy: bit.ly/SecretsCubanRe…

On April 21, 1959, Fidel Castro arrived in New York to a crowd of 20,000 people. We spoke with tony perrottet about the Cuban leader's U.S. visit.
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Chanting Crowds and Camo Chic - Sixty years ago Fidel Castro came to New York, mesmerizing throngs and leaving an enduring mark on fashion from CUBA LIBRE! author Tony Perrottet via The New York Times nyti.ms/2GtwMGh

“In THE STRANGE CASE OF DR. COUNEY, Dawn Raffel reveals the unknown story of the man who…saved the lives of thousands of premature babies, and revolutionized neonatal care.” Congratulations to Dawn Raffel on winning a Christopher Award! bit.ly/2IaEGGs The Christophers

Check out our interview with Violet Ramis Stiel about her new book on her Dad the great #HaroldRamis #Ghostbusters #Ghostbusters Daughter #WeAreSXU
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Tony Perrottet’s ¡Cuba Libre! focuses not on Castro’s consolidation of power but rather on the insurrection itself. Victor Corona's review: ow.ly/4h0j50opOgt

Actress and author of WHEREVER YOU GO, THERE THEY ARE @AnnabelGurwitch shares her story about getting a second chance to connect with her parents while caregiving: bit.ly/2V8YOLA AARP

Havana Underground: how to truly experience Cuba's capital trib.al/mRh4kVF

'If you read only one recent book on Cuba, have it be this delightful popular history.'
— Library Journal on Tony Perrottet's CUBA LIBRE!

'At its heart...Erickson offers a whisper of possible redemption for a nation gone horribly wrong.' Read an interview with the author of SHADOWBAHN Steve Erickson and The Believer: bit.ly/2TwMKU3

Happy publication day to Geoff Edgers’ WALK THIS WAY! The Washington Post says, “It’s an exhaustively sourced, briskly entertaining read, both a ground-level recounting of that 1986 recording session, and a just-enough-information primer on the histories of Run-DMC and Aerosmith.”

The revolutionary Fidel Castro was popular here, until Americans realized he intended to free Cuba from the United States, as well - from CUBA LIBRE! author Tony Perrottet via New York Times Opinion buff.ly/2RaDtPK

What Che Guevara and Fidel Castro read during the Cuban Revolution from CUBA LIBRE! author Tony Perrottet via The Paris Review buff.ly/2S863qo

“An unpredictable look at some memorable corners of history.” @cecifonik’s THE BOOK OF EXTRAORDINARY DEATHS is featured on @ReadItForward! bit.ly/2F02Wuf

Looking for a dose of dark humor paired with some seriously gorgeous art? @cecifonik’s THE BOOK OF EXTRAORDINARY DEATHS is on shelves today! bit.ly/2uBeiwp

“In creating a spectacle out of keeping premature babies alive, Couney and his team of nurses saved more than sixty-five hundred lives.” The New Yorker recommends Dawn Raffel’s THE STRANGE CASE OF DR. COUNEY! bit.ly/2AbpNyM

Orli Auslander’s I Feel Bad is the inspiration for NBC’s new show which will air next Thursday 10/4. Don’t forget to get the eBook this weekend before you start watching the show! PRH.com/IFeelBad

“A memoir, harrowing but ultimately redemptive…through the healing power of words on the printed page.” Jewish Journal reviews Leslie Schwartz’s THE LOST CHAPTERS, about the books that helped her through a 90 day-jail sentence: bit.ly/2OGLhaV

Five Carnivalesque Classics bit.ly/2OuJSVy Book Marks Dawn Raffel