From true crime and American history to music nostalgia and literary mysteries, there’s something for everyone on the Genius Bookshelf!
We’ve been busy at Genius Books, and we’re excited to share six new releases that cover quite a bit of ground.
Whether you’re fascinated by real-life mysteries, love the history of America’s favorite pastime, grew up watching The Monkees, or can’t resist another trip into the world of Sherlock Holmes, we have something worth exploring.
And the best part? All six books are available now!
Better Angels: The Firefighters of 9/11
By Dawn Howkinson Siebel
We remember the number 343. But behind every number was a person, a family, and a life.
Artist Dawn Howkinson Siebel spent more than 3,000 hours over six years creating individual portraits of the FDNY firefighters who lost their lives on September 11, 2001.
“Better Angels: The Firefighters of 9/11” brings those portraits together with stories of the people behind the faces. It’s a moving tribute to ordinary individuals who demonstrated extraordinary courage and service.
Baseball’s Greatest Generation
By T.S. O’Connell
Baseball has always been more than a game. It’s a reflection of American history, culture, and change.
“Baseball’s Greatest Generation” explores a remarkable era in the sport, including the players, the integration of baseball, and the baseball cards that helped preserve its history.
For baseball enthusiasts, history buffs, and collectors alike, this is a chance to revisit a generation that helped shape America’s pastime.
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Dead Girls Do Talk
By LaDonna Humphrey
What can the personal writings of victims reveal long after their voices have been silenced?
In “Dead Girls Do Talk,” true crime author LaDonna Humphrey examines how diaries and other personal writings can provide important insights and evidence.
It’s a compelling look at the stories left behind and the importance of listening to voices that still have something to tell us.
The Monkees Comic Book Book
By Mark Arnold and Charles F. Rosenay!!!
Calling all Monkees fans!
If you remember the music, the television show, and the wonderfully chaotic world of Monkeemania, here’s something to add to your collection.
“The Monkees Comic Book Book” celebrates the band’s comic book history, bringing restored comic material and a healthy dose of nostalgia to fans and collectors.
Whether you’ve been a fan since the 1960s or discovered The Monkees decades later, this one is a fun trip down memory lane.
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Uncommon Mysteries
By Michael Cohen
Think you’ve explored every corner of mystery fiction? Think again.
“Uncommon Mysteries” takes readers beyond the usual suspects, examining more than 150 unusual works of mystery fiction.
For readers who enjoy discovering overlooked books, unexpected literary treasures, and the many different directions mystery writing can take, this is an intriguing addition to the bookshelf.
Sherlock Adjacent Casebook
By Paul Bishop
Sherlock Holmes may have begun on the pages of Arthur Conan Doyle’s stories, but his influence certainly didn’t end there.
“Sherlock Adjacent Casebook” explores the wider world that grew around the legendary detective, including the culture and creative fascination that have kept Holmes relevant for generations.
For devoted Sherlockians and curious readers alike, there’s always another mystery waiting just beyond Baker Street.
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Find Your Next Great Read
Six books. Six very different journeys.
Whether you’re drawn to history, true crime, pop culture, or the fascinating world of literary mysteries, we hope you’ll discover something that sparks your curiosity.
All six titles are available now and ready to ship.
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Happy reading!
The Genius Books Team