Ten Great Nonfiction Titles to Read in May

From essential memoirs of grief, loss, and becoming to histories of rollicking life in pre-Revolutionary America and the grim management strategies of the corporate world, May offers some great nonfiction for readers of all tastes. * Turn Where: A Geography of Home, Chet’la Sebree May 5, The Dial Press Always trust a poet to deliver a beautiful memoir. For instance: Chet’la Sebree’s essays about, broadly, searching for home as a Black woman in America, blend memoir, cultural criticism, and history and deliver a formally inventive, emotionally rich personal history that stretches beyond the bounds of them self.

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