A Book for Every Bibliophile

It’s the holiday season, and whether you’re shopping for Diwali, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, or Christmas, WLT has a new book for every reader on your list.

 

For the Activist

Juliana Spahr & David Buuck, An Army of Lovers (City Lights Books)

 

For the Armchair Traveler

Bill Porter, Yellow River Odyssey (Chin Music Press)

 

For the Artist 

Cathy Marie Buchanan, The Painted Girls (Penguin)

 

For the Astronomer

Richard Norman, Zero Kelvin (Biblioasis)

 

For the Baker

Kate Lebo, A Commonplace Book of Pie (Chin Music Press)

 

For the Biographer

Earle Labor, Jack London: An American Life (Farrar, Straus and Giroux)

 

For the Birder

Brian Kimberling, Snapper (Random House)

 

For the Dramatist

Michel Nadeau, And Slowly Beauty, Maureen Labonté, tr. (Talonbooks)

 

 

For the Dystopian

Davide Longo, The Last Man Standing, Silvester Mazzarella, tr. (MacLehose Press)

 

For the Ecologist

Steven Pavlos Holmes, ed. Facing the Change: Personal Encounters with Global Warming (Torrey House Press)

 

For the Family Historian

Gabi Gleichmann, The Elixir of Immortality, Michael Meigs, tr. (Other Press)

 

For the Fashionista

Lisa Cohen, All We Know: Three Lives (Farrar, Straus and Giroux)

 

For the Film Buff

Andrew Steinmetz, This Great Escape: The Case of Michael Paryla (Biblioasis)

 

For the Financier

Joseph P. Farrell, Financial Vipers of Venice: Alchemical Money, Magical Physics, and Banking in the Middle Ages and Renaissance (Feral House)

 

 

For the Foodie

Shemi Zarhin, Some Day, Yardenne Greenspan, tr. (New Vessel Press)

 

For the Graphic Novel Lover

Julie Maroh, Blue Is the Warmest Color (Arsenal Pulp Press)

 

 

For the Historian

Hala El Badry, Rain over Baghdad, Farouk Abdel Wahab, tr. (American University in Cairo Press)

 

 

For the Lifelong Learner

Alan Rusbridger, Play It Again: An Amateur Against the Impossible (Farrar, Straus and Giroux)

 

For the Lisbeth Salander Lover

Pierre Lemaitre, Alex, Frank Wynne, tr. (MacLehose Press)

 

For the Medic

Lucie Wilk, The Strength of Bone (Biblioasis)

 

For the Memoirist

Jesmyn Ward, Men We Reaped (Bloomsbury USA)

 

For the Music Lover

James Greer, Everything Flows (Curbside Splendor)

 

For the Photographer

Paul Kwiatkowski, And Every Day Was Overcast (Black Balloon Publishing)

 

For the Psychologist

Inga Ābele, High Tide, Kaija Straumanis, tr. (Open Letter)

 

For the Revolutionary

Montague Kobbé, The Night of the Rambler (Akashic Books)

 

For the Romantic

Durjoy Datta, Hold My Hand (Penguin)

 

For the Scientist

Jaspreet Singh, Helium (Bloomsbury)

 

For the Social Media Addict

Margaret Christakos, Multitudes (Coach House Books)

 

For the Young Reader

Jacqueline Woodson, This Is the Rope: A Story from the Great Migration, James Ransome, ill. (Nancy Paulsen Books)