The latest reviews and more from NBCC members

By Michael Schaub

We hope your May is going well so far! To kick off the month, we’ve got several reviews from our members, including our critics’ takes on the latest books by

New reviews and more from the NBCC

By Michael Schaub

Our members have had yet another busy week, publishing dozens of reviews and interviews, appearing at virtual book fairs, and, in one case, promising to recreate the Breakfast Club dance

New reviews, interviews, and more from the NBCC

By Michael Schaub

Dear members, by now you might have heard that book lovers all over the world banded together to save the legendary City Lights Books in San Francisco. While that’s indisputably

New reviews and more from the NBCC

By Michael Schaub

“After everything that’s happened, how can the world still be so beautiful? Because it is.” ― Margaret Atwood, Oryx and Crake  Dear members, we continue to keep you all in

New reviews and more from the NBCC

By Michael Schaub

“Love is what carries you, for it is always there, even in the dark, or most in the dark, but shining out at times like gold stitches in a piece

Critical Notes: Awards Update, Our New Website, and More

By Mark Athitakis

Notice to members and NBCC awards attendees from President Laurie Hertzel:
We regret to inform you that all of the NBCC public events–the Finalists Reading, the awards ceremony and the membership meeting–have been canceled because of the threat of the coronavirus. The gala party will be postponed until fall.

News and reviews from the NBCC

By Carolyn Kellogg

NBCC president Laurie Hertzel interviewed Louise Erdrich about her new novel, The Night Watchman, and her grandfather, who inspired the main character.  She also reviewed Rust, a memoir by Eliese Colette

Reviews from the NBCC. Awards are around the corner!

By Carolyn Kellogg

NBCC friends and members: Our awards are coming March 12! The awards are free, followed by a post-awards celebratory fundraiser with drinks and snack and literary luminaries. Get tickets now.

Dozens of new reviews and more from the NBCC

By Carolyn Kellogg

Richard Santos, whose term on the board begins next month, wrote about the American Dirt controversy for Texas Monthly. Barbara J. King reviewed Lydia Denworth’s Friendship: The Evolution, Biology, and