Catalog
Books, games, and the stuff that goes with them — curated by the Rainbow Crow community and the team behind it. At the top of this page are our main picks this week. Find the full curated catalog below. Scroll down, browse around, find something you like, then come talk about it with us!
This week's picks
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Blindness
BooksJosé Saramago
A sudden epidemic of blindness strips a city down to its rawest instincts, for better and much worse.
Ceremony
BooksLeslie Marmon Silko
A mixed-ancestry WWII veteran returns to the Laguna Pueblo reservation and finds healing only through his people’s oldest stories. A cornerstone of Native American literature.
Ghost World
Graphic NovelsDaniel Clowes
Two acerbic teenage girls drift apart in the last summer before adulthood catches up with them.
House Made of Dawn
BooksN. Scott Momaday
A young Pueblo man returns from WWII fractured between worlds. Won the Pulitzer and helped launch the Native American Renaissance.
Mama Day
BooksGloria Naylor
A conjure woman on a Georgia sea island, and the niece pulled back home by a magic she doesn’t believe in yet.
My Favorite Thing is Monsters
Graphic NovelsEmil Ferris
A ten-year-old horror-obsessed girl in 1960s Chicago investigates her neighbor’s murder, sketchbook in hand. A dazzling, singular graphic novel.
The Many Deaths of Laila Starr
Graphic NovelsRam V / Filipe Andrade
Death herself is fired and reincarnated as a mortal girl, tasked with watching over the man destined to make humanity immortal.
The Nickel Boys
BooksColson Whitehead
Two Black boys survive a brutal Jim-Crow-era reform school in this Pulitzer-winning novel.
The Shipping News
BooksAnnie Proulx
A hapless man rebuilds his life in a windswept Newfoundland fishing town. Pulitzer and National Book Award winner.
There There
BooksTommy Orange
Twelve Native characters converge on the Big Oakland Powwow in this kaleidoscopic, National Book Critics Circle-winning debut.
Zorba the Greek
BooksNikos Kazantzakis
A buttoned-up intellectual and a force-of-nature laborer test each other’s philosophies on a Cretan hillside.