SPD Nonfiction Bestsellers

January—March 2017

1. A Bestiary by Lily Hoang (Cleveland State University Poetry Center)
2. Passing Time: An Essay on Waiting by Andrea Köhler, translated by Michael Eskin (Upper West Side Philosophers, Inc.)
3. Diving Makes the Water Deep by Zach Savich (Rescue Press)
4. Watchfires by Hilary Plum (Rescue Press)
5. Good Girls Marry Doctors by Piyali Bhattacharya, Editor (Aunt Lute Books)
6. A Mixed Bag: Jokes, Riddles, Puzzles and Memorabilia by Raymond Smullyan (Sagging Meniscus Press)
7. The Button Thief of East 14th Street: Scenes from a Life on the Lower East Side 1927-1957 by Fay Webern (Sagging Meniscus Press)
8. Nights as Day, Days as Night by Michel Leiris, translated by Richard Sieburth (Spurl Editions)
9. Low Dishonest Decades: Essays & Reviews, 1980-2015 by George Scialabba (Pressed Wafer)
10. Tell Me If You’re Lying: Essays by Sarah Sweeney (Barrelhouse Books)
11. Body Memory by Joel Peckham (New Rivers Press)
12. To Have Been There Then: Memories of Cuba, 1969-1983 by Gregory Randall, translated by Margaret Randall (The Operating System)
13. The Estrangement Principle by Ariel Goldberg (Nightboat Books)
14. Be Cool by Ben Tanzer (Dock Street Press)
15. Cultivating the Wildness Within by Walt McLaughlin (Red Dragonfly Press)
16. Las Madrinas: Life Among My Mothers by Ana Consuelo Matiella (Tres Chicas Books)
17. I Have Devoted My Life to the Clitoris by Elizabeth Hall (Tarpaulin Sky Press)
18. Blurred Library: Essays on Artists’ Books by Tate Shaw (Cuneiform Press)
19. Harbors by Donald Edem Quist (Awst Press)
20. The Bitter Life of Božena Němcová: A Biographical Collage by Kelcey Parker Ervick (Rose Metal Press)