SPD Nonfiction Bestsellers

July—September 2017

1. Good Girls Marry Doctors by Piyali Bhattacharya, Editor (Aunt Lute Books)
2. Barbell Buddha: The Collected Writings of Chris Moore by Chris Moore (Maida Vale Publishing)
3. Private Eye Confidential: Stories from a Real P.I. by Mike Spencer (99: The Press)
4. AND THESE ARE THE GOOD TIMES: A Chicago gal riffs on death, sex, life, dancing, writing, wonder, loneliness, place, family, faith, coffee, and the FBI (among other things) by Patricia Ann McNair (Side Street Press)
5. A Million Fragile Bones by Connie May Fowler (Twisted Road Publications)
6. I Liked You Better Before I Knew You So Well by James Allen Hall (Cleveland State University Poetry Center)
7. Barack Obama: Invisible Man by David Masciotra (Eyewear Publishing)
8. Las Nalgas de JLo/JLo's Booty by Bárbara Renaud González (Aztlan Libre Press)
9. The Bitter Life of Božena Němcová: A Biographical Collage by Kelcey Parker Ervick (Rose Metal Press)
10. And There Was Evening and There Was Morning by Mike Smith (WTAW Press)
11. The Obvious Earth by Nabil Kashyap (Carville Annex Press)
12. Partisans: Essays by Joe Oestreich (Black Lawrence Press)
13. I Have Devoted My Life to the Clitoris by Elizabeth Hall (Tarpaulin Sky Press)
14. The Button Thief of East 14th Street: Scenes from a Life on the Lower East Side 1927-1957 by Fay Webern (Sagging Meniscus Press)
15. Nights as Day, Days as Night by Michel Leiris, translated by Richard Sieburth (Spurl Editions)
16. A Single Throat Opens by Meghan McClure and Michael Schmeltzer (Black Lawrence Press)
17. Diving Makes the Water Deep by Zach Savich (Rescue Press)
18. Roger Federer: Portrait Of An Artist by Christopher Jackson (Eyewear Publishing)
19. Immigration Essays by Sybil Baker (C&R Press)
20. The Grill by Adolfo Pardo, translated by Scott Spanbauer (Veliz Books)