Sink into the warmth of June with transportive books—from sun-soaked visual histories to compelling works of nonfiction.
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This month, sink into a season of sunny lounging with transportive books that range from a rich visual exploration of American affluence to a novel about a queer cougar roaming Los Angeles.‘Edward Hopper & Cape Ann’ by Elliot Bostwick Davis Elliot Bostwick Davis takes a fresh look at a formative Hopper period; during a 1923 summer visit to Cape Ann, Massachusetts, where the deep blue harbors and idyllic homes put the painter on the path to singularity.
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