By reporting the depth of those gruesome hours in Memorial before the helicopters came, and giving weight to medical ethics as grounded in the law, Sheri Fink has written an unforgettable story. Five Days at Memorial is social reporting of the first rank.

This book is a gift, a map and a necessity, relevant for every reader who wants to understand their own time.

A genuinely moving and life-affirming novel that’s a true joy to read.

A terrific black comedy, written almost entirely in pitch-perfect dialogue, that feels terrifying close to the unfunny truth.

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[A] prodigiously researched, richly detailed, sensitively told account of McCorvey’s strange, and very American, odyssey.

A vital and restorative reckoning with the reprehensible devastation of lives, communities, justice, and memory.

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Theroux plays skillfully on reader sympathies until the bitter end, showing how a man’s beliefs can make him turn to violence. The result is searing and memorable.

Ambitious and complex… [Doerr] weaves it all together beautifully.

[A] devastatingly cunning suspense novel.

Julia Glass gives us exactly what we need during these trans-apocalyptic times, a novel of heart and humanity set against the growing insanity. I ate it up.

The internal logic of each volume is both sensible and exciting.

The breadth of Saslow’s reporting astonishes, as does the directness and vulnerability of his interview subjects. This powerful, unputdownable account should be required reading.