SPD Nonfiction Bestsellers

October—December 2015

1. Family Resemblance: An Anthology and Exploration of 8 Hybrid Literary Genres by Marcela Sulak and Jacqueline Kolosov, Editors (Rose Metal Press)
2. Shader: 99 Notes by Daniel Nester (99: The Press)
3. Hook: A Memoir by Randall Horton (Augury Books)
4. Devotional Cinema: Revised 3rd Edition by Nathaniel Dorsky (Tuumba Press)
5. Here and Gone by Thomas Farber (El León Literary Arts)
6. The Gotham Grammarian by Gary Lutz (Calamari Press)
7. The Dynamic Library by Ariane Roth and Marina Schutz, Editors (Soberscove Press)
8. Twin of Blackness: A Memoir by Clifford Thompson (Autumn House Press)
9. Evidence of What Is Said by Charles Olson and Ann Charters (Tavern Books)
10. Poverty Creek Journal by Thomas Gardner (Tupelo Press)
11. This Dialogue of One: Essays on Poets from John Donne to Joan Murray by Mark Ford (Eyewear Publishing)
12. fragile by Jeffrey Thomson (Red Mountain Press)
13. Cloud Therapy: a book about swimming by Jason Weiss (Talisman House, Publishers)
14. Hamburgers and Berliners and other courses in between by Matt Potter (Cervena Barva Press)
15. Commonplace Book, 1934-2012 by Daniel Aaron (Pressed Wafer)
16. Marilyn by Amanda Ngoho Reavey (The Operating System)
17. Berlin by Aleš Šteger (Counterpath Press)
18. Anecdotage: Everyday Epiphanies by Jonathan Greene (Broadstone Books)
19. The Racial Imaginary: Writers on Race in the Life of the Mind by Claudia Rankine and Beth Loffreda, Editors (Fence Books)
20. TrenchArt Monographs: hurry up please its time by Teresa Carmody and Vanessa Place, Editors (Les Figues Press)