We are fortunate to have a wonderful new essay, "Anatomy of a Post-True Crime Novel," exploring five novels, "chosen for their diversity of approaches to the problem of true crime," to share with you from writer Jade Wallace. hamiltonreviewofbooks.com/blog/2025/07...

We're so glad to bring you a brand new feature, perfectly timed for the world we find ourselves in now. Lit Windows is the inspiration of Noelle Allen @wolsakandwynn.bsky.social, and you can read the first instalment here: hamiltonreviewofbooks.com/.../02/04/li...

"How could history forget that Britain once had an African princess? I felt like I needed to tell her story. I wanted people to know that she existed."

Claire Francis interviews Sarah Raughley about her book The Queen's Spade: hamiltonreviewofbooks.com/blog/2025/01... @harpercollinsca.bsky.social

Our list of independently published bestsellers for October is up, and there are some fascinating titles here to check out! hamiltonreviewofbooks.com/blog/2024/11...

Our first independently published bestsellers list for 2024 is up, with some new titles and some familiar repeats! hamiltonreviewofbooks.com/blog/2024/02...

Our contributing writer Zach Thompson brings us an insightful review of Cecil Rosner’s recent work, Manipulating the Message: hamiltonreviewofbooks.com/blog/2024/02...

Our December independently published bestseller list is up! hamiltonreviewofbooks.com/blog/2024/01...