Gaylin introduces readers to a data and public trust controversy. In Fact Forward (Wiley) Gaylin argues that modern society is…

We Are Civic Media (Northwestern University Press) brings together activists of diverse backgrounds to show how contemporary technology can support…

In New York Nouveau (Stanford University Press) Kippur argues that American institutions and tastes actually helped shape what came to…

In Unmaking Russia’s Abortion Culture (Vanderbilt University Press) Rivkin-Fish follows the rise of post-Soviet family planning institutions and the backlash…

In this book Sara Malkani examines how Pakistan’s recent laws on gender-based violence have created real openings for justice. The…

Culture’s Futures (Palgrave Macmillan) explores a speculative storytelling and intellectual power battle. Aronoff unpacks how iconic authors like Octavia Butler…

The Royal Caleva romance series returns with the story Prince Raul, who is forced to take a vacation after working…

Using a clear and science-based framework, Park and Hawkins tackle the link between relaxation and physical movement in their latest…

In this sci-fi thriller, readers are thrown into an artificial intelligence controversy. In The Boy Who Saves the World (Word-Wise)…

In book 15 of the Key West Food Critic series, readers again are thrust into a murder mystery and food…

In Made for This (Advantage Books) Burns-Wallace reflects on her own journey — including leadership roles in the U.S. State…

In history books, the landmark case Brown v. Board of Education is often hailed as the singular moment that led…

In Legacy on the Line (Wiley), wealth adviser Baumann Lustig reveals the top “blind spots” families miss when it comes…

In this touching memoir, Blakemore writes candidly about her journey as a caregiver for her mother at the end of…

What is the most important characteristic a person can possess? Studies show the answer is honesty. Yet dishonesty is running…

Once Hunt Goodwill discovers he has a malignant brain tumor, the biotech tycoon jumps into action to make the most…

Why I Am Not an Atheist (Penguin Press), named one of The New Yorker’s Best Books of 2026, is Beha’s…

In John Hancock, Randall restores one of the American Revolution’s most recognizable yet overlooked figures to his rightful place in…