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Tuesday, January 6 2009

PopMatters Best of Books 2008: Non-Fiction

By PopMatters Staff

The 20th century is history and the 21st century is beginning to assume full shape and form with definable contours. As these 24 outstanding non-fiction titles from 2008 demonstrate, it’s a different world outside your door.

Thursday, August 14 2008

The Revolution Continues: New Art From China, by The Saatchi Gallery

By Erik Hinton

This is the glorious trick of the book: getting readers to watch meaning generate and evolve, all between one cover and the next.

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