David Grann calls this remarkable true story "a triumph" and encourages readers to get it, highlighting Halperin's exceptional reporting.

A powerful memoir by Maya Angelou, this New York Times bestseller shares her transformative journey from childhood trauma to healing through the gift of words.

In a thought-provoking new release, Nobel Prize-winning author J.M. Coetzee and acclaimed translator Mariana Dimópulos explore the intricacies of language and translation, offering insights into modern society that will linger long after finishing the book.

Get ready for a scathing look back at 2000s pop culture, where reality TV and internet trends fueled misogyny that still lingers today. This sharp and entertaining book is a thoroughly researched exploration of the grim side of nostalgia, shedding new light on the darker side of our cultural past.

In "The Pronoun", linguist John McWhorter presents a fascinating exploration of pronouns in history, grammar, and culture. With his signature blend of charm, erudition, and practicality, he delves into the complexities of language and reveals surprising insights about how we use them to navigate the world around us.

In "One of the Big Publishing Events of 2025," a celebrated writer embarks on a journey to three rivers worldwide, exploring their profound impact and arguing that they are living beings. Praised by Pulitzer Prize-winning author Elizabeth Kolbert as "deeply moving" and offering new perspectives on our relationship with nature, this lyrical release invites readers to rethink the world around them.

Meet the man behind the myth: Ronald Reagan, as revealed in this "definitive biography" (The New Yorker) and one of The New York Times' 10 best books of 2024. A magisterial work that explores Reagan's life from small-town childhood to Hollywood fame and pivotal presidency, this book is key to understanding our politics today.

A National Book Award winner and New York Times bestseller, this book chronicles a scholar's journey through the South in search of its rich history, vibrant culture, and diverse communities. A poignant exploration of American identity and the complexities of Southern life.