By Janet Makoujy, Joy Matteson, and Celia Morse For patrons waiting to read the week’s top library holds title, LibraryReads and Library Journal suggest read-alikes by Adriana Trigiani, Juhea Kim, and Juliet Grames.
Working through sources such as white terrorist manifestos, white power utopian fiction, neoliberal think tank reports, and neoconservative policy statements, Patricia Ventura and Edward K. Chan analyze the current forms of white supremacy and racial capitalism and paint a striking portrait of how these forces perpetuate social injustice and inequity.
By Jeff T. Dick This month’s top foreign and indie picks include a romantic thriller from Korean director Park Chan-wook and a high-def French reissue dramatizing the inner life of a man paralyzed by a major stroke.
By Jeff T. Dick A fantastic group of soon-to-be-released DVD/Blu-ray titles, including Tom Hanks’s A Man Called Otto, an early gem from director John Woo, and a welcome 4K restoration of cult hit Party Girl, starring Parker Posey.
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