“Unexpected… gripping… prescient.” —LOS ANGELES TIMES
“Unexpected… gripping… prescient.” —LOS ANGELES TIMES

“Monumental—and monumentally disturbing… One of Conis’s greatest achievements is to put a human face on this science of risk." —NEW REPUBLIC

“Shocking… captivating… timely.” —KIRKUS (*)

“What Merchants of Doubt did for earlier campaigns of corporate disinformation, How to Sell a Poison does, superbly." —ADAM HOCHSCHILD

Elena Conis, How to Sell a Poison: The Rise, Fall, and Toxic Return of DDT. Bold Type Books, 4/12/2022.

Forthcoming: 2025
Forthcoming: 2025

Nancy Hiemstra & Deirdre Conlon, Immigration Detention Inc.: The Big Business of Locking up Migrants. Pluto Press, 6/20/2025

* WINNER OF THE 2022 BANCROFT PRIZE  *
* WINNER OF THE 2022 BANCROFT PRIZE *

* NEW YORK TIMES Critics’ Top Books of 2021 *

“Superb history.” —NEW YORK TIMES

“Extraordinary… powerful.” —Ibram X. Kendi

Mia Bay, Traveling Black: A Story of Race and Resistance, Belknap Press, 2021.

"A genuine masterpiece." — ROBIN D. G. KELLEY
"A genuine masterpiece." — ROBIN D. G. KELLEY

"Bold." —Jennifer Szalai, NEW YORK TIMES

"Fascinating and powerful... sweeping... reverses much of what Americans have learned to accept about the Constitution." —Jedediah Britton-Purdy, THE NATION

“Astonishing… No more important book about the Constitution has appeared in a hundred years—if ever.” —SAMUEL MOYN

Aziz Rana, The Constitutional Bind: How Americans Came to Idolize a Document That Fails Them. University of Chicago Press, 4/16/2024.

"Paradigm-shifting... incredible insider reporting... riveting... a must read." —Sarah Schulman, BOOKFORUM
"Paradigm-shifting... incredible insider reporting... riveting... a must read." —Sarah Schulman, BOOKFORUM

“Indispensable.” —Esmat Elhalaby, THE BAFFLER

“Wind indicts the Israeli academy both for its own complicity and for its silence.” —JEWISH CURRENTS

"Remarkable... invaluable." —ROBIN D. G. KELLEY

“Rigorous and jaw-dropping... An explosive contribution from a brilliant young scholar.” –NAOMI KLEIN

Maya Wind, Towers of Ivory and Steel: How Israeli Universities Deny Palestinian Freedom. Verso, 1/30/2024.

"We can only escape this nightmare if we understand how we got here. OWNED shines some much needed light into the darkest recesses to today’s mediascape.” — EDWARD ONGWESO, JR.
"We can only escape this nightmare if we understand how we got here. OWNED shines some much needed light into the darkest recesses to today’s mediascape.” — EDWARD ONGWESO, JR.

“Expert, careful, and devastating… a story with profound and troubling implications for the future of journalism and unfettered thinking. Never pulling any punches but always hitting fairly, Higgins has written an important book.” —Jeet Heer, THE NATION

Eoin Higgins, Owned: How Tech Billionaires on the Right Bought the Loudest Voices on the Left. Bold Type Books, 2/4/2025.

"Fantastic" —Brian Merchant, LOS ANGELES TIMES
"Fantastic" —Brian Merchant, LOS ANGELES TIMES

"Invaluable." —MALCOLM HARRIS

“Careful and powerful” —AMERICAN PROSPECT

“Vivid… offer[s] policymakers, labor organizers, and community activists insights.”—RUTH WILSON GILMORE

Katie J. Wells, Kafui Attoh, & Declan Cullen, Disrupting D.C.: The Rise of Uber and the Fall of the City. Princeton University Press, 8/15/2023.

* Shortlist, J. ANTHONY LUKAS BOOK PRIZE *
* Shortlist, J. ANTHONY LUKAS BOOK PRIZE *

"Compel[s] a reader to feel the era’s anguish and urgency... give[s] the activists’ trajectory a novel’s momentum… an important contribution to the annals of AIDS.” —NEW YORK TIMES

“Fascinating... thrilling... captivating.” —PUBLISHERS WEEKLY (*)

“Totally compelling… Immediately read this book.” —MAGGIE NELSON

Jack Lowery, It Was Vulgar and It Was Beautiful: How AIDS Activists Used Art to Fight a Pandemic. Bold Type Books, 4/5/2022

“Enlightening ... The writing is crisp and jargon-free.” —NEW YORK TIMES
“Enlightening ... The writing is crisp and jargon-free.” —NEW YORK TIMES
"Compelling... Black Creek stories, rich with both the subtleties and the crudenesses of America’s racial history, force us all to contemplate new forms of reckoning." —NEW YORKER
"Compelling... Black Creek stories, rich with both the subtleties and the crudenesses of America’s racial history, force us all to contemplate new forms of reckoning." —NEW YORKER

“Illuminating... brilliantly untangles the interwoven threads of colonialism, racism, and capitalism." —PUBLISHERS WEEKLY (*)

“A brilliance we’ve seldom seen or imagined… a new standard in book-making.” —KIESE LAYMON

Caleb Gayle, We Refuse to Forget: A True Story of Black Creeks, American Identity, and Power. Riverhead Books, 6/7/2022.

"Indispensable." —Odd Arne Westad, author of THE COLD WAR: A WORLD HISTORY
"Indispensable." —Odd Arne Westad, author of THE COLD WAR: A WORLD HISTORY
"Extraordinary... Anyone interested in the impact of the press on an evolving democracy should read this book." —RODERIC AI CAMP, coauthor of POLITICS IN MEXICO
"Extraordinary... Anyone interested in the impact of the press on an evolving democracy should read this book." —RODERIC AI CAMP, coauthor of POLITICS IN MEXICO
"Ahmann folds time and space in this stunning ethnography... a vital intervention." -JOSEPH P. MASCO
"Ahmann folds time and space in this stunning ethnography... a vital intervention." -JOSEPH P. MASCO

"I began this book as an anthropologist, but a few pages in, realized I was reading it as the little Black boy who acquired a chronic respiratory illness while growing up in Baltimore… I wish we had Ahmann's book back then… Written with empathy and backed by rigorous analysis, Futures after Progress is a revelation." —LAURENCE RALPH

Chloe Ahmann, Futures after Progress: Hope and Doubt in Late Industrial Baltimore. University of Chicago Press, 5/2/2024.

"Well-executed... fruitful... rigorous... outstanding." —CHA: AN ASIAN LITERARY JOURNAL
"Well-executed... fruitful... rigorous... outstanding." —CHA: AN ASIAN LITERARY JOURNAL
“Glorious and galvanizing.” —OPRAH DAILY
“Glorious and galvanizing.” —OPRAH DAILY
"Lucidly written, one-of-a-kind" —Stefan Timmermans
"Lucidly written, one-of-a-kind" —Stefan Timmermans

""[W]ide-ranging. . . . [D]efensiveness can, of course, be frustrating for researchers. What The Interloper demonstrates is that it can also offer a vital tool for uncovering the very things people most want to keep hidden."—Matthew Reisz, TIMES HIGHER EDUCATION

Michel Anteby, The Interloper: Lessons from Resistance in the Field. Princeton University Press, 4/9/2024.

“Unusually insightful... This book will challenge you.” —ADAM GRANT
“Unusually insightful... This book will challenge you.” —ADAM GRANT

“Informed, thought-provoking.” — KIRKUS

Brian Lowery, Selfless: The Social Creation of “You.” Harper, 3/28/23.

“Wry, clever, and precise... Feltman’s perspective is priceless. Along with her insight, she is funny, especially when she’s writing about sex, which she does a lot.” —Bill Nye
“Wry, clever, and precise... Feltman’s perspective is priceless. Along with her insight, she is funny, especially when she’s writing about sex, which she does a lot.” —Bill Nye

“Wide-ranging and entertaining… Feltman is sassy and opinionated… despite much of her subject matter being deeply serious, she writes about it with humor.” —DAILY MAIL

“Playful, myth-busting… Enlivened by Feltman’s keen sense of humor and affirmational tone… entertaining and informative” —PUBLISHERS WEEKLY

Rachel Feltman, Been There, Done That: A Rousing History of Sex. Bold Type Books, 5/17/2022.

“Essential exposé.” —NEW YORKER
“Essential exposé.” —NEW YORKER

“Devastating… It’s hard to read Insane without concluding that the way the criminal justice system has dealt with mental illness is profoundly broken.” —THE NEW YORK TIMES

“Superb… Revealing.” —NEW YORK REVIEW OF BOOKS

Alisa Roth, Insane: America's Criminal Treatment of Mental Illness. Basic Books, 2018

A Best Book of the Year — PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
A Best Book of the Year — PUBLISHERS WEEKLY

"Impressive." —NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW

"Dazzling" —SCIENCE

"Captivates... bracing and bold." —PUBLISHERS WEEKLY (*)

“A grand tour of the world and the mind, led by one of the world’s leading experts on emotion and culture. The journey is a joy, full of puzzles, insights, and empathy” ― JONATHAN HAIDT

Batja Mesquita, Between Us: How Cultures Create Emotions. W. W. Norton & Company, 7/19/2022.

One of Sarah Schulman's Best Books of the 21st Century (NYTBR)
One of Sarah Schulman's Best Books of the 21st Century (NYTBR)

"Essential, abolitionist work." —ELECTRIC LITERATURE

"Hugh Ryan is a master historian and storyteller." —LITERARY HUB

“Informative, empathetic... a vital contribution to LGBTQ history.” —PUBLISHERS WEEKLY

Hugh Ryan, The Women’s House of Detention: A Queer History of a Forgotten Prison. Bold Type Books, 5/10/2022.

“Incisive and unsparing... Essential.” —BOSTON GLOBE
“Incisive and unsparing... Essential.” —BOSTON GLOBE

"Impeccable... Important." —SEATTLE TIMES

"A hard look at social injustices in ballet and how to end them… A vigorously reported critique." —KIRKUS

Chloe Angyal, Turning Pointe: How a New Generation of Dancers Is Saving Ballet from Itself, Bold Type Books, 2021.

“Popular science at its very best… As riveting as a thriller.” —NEWSWEEK
“Popular science at its very best… As riveting as a thriller.” —NEWSWEEK

“Remarkable… an uplifting, exhilarating, fascinating journey.” –CHICAGO TRIBUNE

“Riveting… a nail-biter.” –WALL STREET JOURNAL

“Spellbinding.” —SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN

Alan Stern and David Grinspoon, Chasing New Horizons: Inside the Epic First Mission to Pluto. Picador, 2018.

“An inspiring vision.” —KIRKUS (*)
“An inspiring vision.” —KIRKUS (*)

“A book for these times as we confront the fault lines in our democracy… a deeply provocative work .” —Alex Kotlowitz, author of THERE ARE NO CHILDREN HERE

Felton Earls & Mary Carlson, Voice, Choice, and Action: The Potential of Young Citizens to Heal Democracy, Belknap Press, 2020.

“A truly intoxicating read.” —DAILY BEAST
“A truly intoxicating read.” —DAILY BEAST

“Higgins cracks open this astonishingly dangerous sport and captures the spectacular adrenaline surges it delivers… [a] riveting tale.” —WALL STREET JOURNAL

Matt Higgins, Bird Dream: Adventures at the Extremes of Human Flight, Penguin Press, 2014.

"Be sure to grab your copy!" —FORBES
"Be sure to grab your copy!" —FORBES

“Essential.” —LIBRARY JOURNAL (*)

“Nothing short of brilliant.” –Jane McGonigal

Ian Bogost, Play Anything: The Pleasure of Limits, the Uses of Boredom, and the Secret of Games, Basic Books, 2016.

“Readers who enjoy learning the science behind medical theories will be fascinated.” ―BOOKLIST
“Readers who enjoy learning the science behind medical theories will be fascinated.” ―BOOKLIST
"Fascinating and very readable." —THE GUARDIAN
"Fascinating and very readable." —THE GUARDIAN
“Lively... chastening” —NEW YORK REVIEW OF BOOKS
“Lively... chastening” —NEW YORK REVIEW OF BOOKS
“Surprising and remarkable.” —BOSTON GLOBE
“Surprising and remarkable.” —BOSTON GLOBE

“A rich, sprawling book.” —THE ATLANTIC

“Superb.” —Robert M. Sapolsky, WALL STREET JOURNAL

Joshua Greene, Moral Tribes: Emotion, Reason, and the Gap Between Us and Them, Penguin Press, 2013.

“Thoughtful, readable." —Adam Grant, author of ORIGINALS
“Thoughtful, readable." —Adam Grant, author of ORIGINALS

"Unique… savvy and humanistic." —Sherry Turkle, author of ALONE TOGETHER

"Marvelous." —Judy Wajcman

Christine M. Beckman & Melissa Mazmanian, Dreams of the Overworked: Living, Working, & Parenting in the Digital Age, Stanford University Press, 2020.

“Liberating… pops with insight... eye-opening.” –NEW YORK TIMES
“Liberating… pops with insight... eye-opening.” –NEW YORK TIMES

One of NEW YORK MAGAZINE’s “15 Books That Will Nurture Your Nerdier Side”

Benjamin Reiss, Wild Nights: How Taming Sleep Created Our Restless World, Basic Books, 2017.

“A humane and sensible guide.” —NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW
“A humane and sensible guide.” —NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW

A Best Book of 2014, PUBLISHERS WEEKLY: "Groundbreaking… persuasive and comprehensive."

Phil Zuckerman, Living the Secular Life: New Answers to Old Questions, Penguin Press, 2014.

"Always entertaining and frequently insightful, FLUKE is never less than thought-provoking." —WALL STREET JOURNAL
"Always entertaining and frequently insightful, FLUKE is never less than thought-provoking." —WALL STREET JOURNAL
“Unexpected… gripping… prescient.” —LOS ANGELES TIMES
Forthcoming:  August 2025
Forthcoming: 2025
* WINNER OF THE 2022 BANCROFT PRIZE  *
"A genuine masterpiece." — ROBIN D. G. KELLEY
"Paradigm-shifting... incredible insider reporting... riveting... a must read." —Sarah Schulman, BOOKFORUM
Forthcoming: 2025
"We can only escape this nightmare if we understand how we got here. OWNED shines some much needed light into the darkest recesses to today’s mediascape.” — EDWARD ONGWESO, JR.
"Fantastic" —Brian Merchant, LOS ANGELES TIMES
"[A] provocative critique" — FOREIGN AFFAIRS
* Shortlist, J. ANTHONY LUKAS BOOK PRIZE *
“Enlightening ... The writing is crisp and jargon-free.” —NEW YORK TIMES
"Compelling... Black Creek stories, rich with both the subtleties and the crudenesses of America’s racial history, force us all to contemplate new forms of reckoning." —NEW YORKER
"Indispensable." —Odd Arne Westad, author of THE COLD WAR: A WORLD HISTORY
"Extraordinary... Anyone interested in the impact of the press on an evolving democracy should read this book." —RODERIC AI CAMP, coauthor of POLITICS IN MEXICO
"Ahmann folds time and space in this stunning ethnography... a vital intervention." -JOSEPH P. MASCO
"Well-executed... fruitful... rigorous... outstanding." —CHA: AN ASIAN LITERARY JOURNAL
“Glorious and galvanizing.” —OPRAH DAILY
"Lucidly written, one-of-a-kind" —Stefan Timmermans
“Unusually insightful... This book will challenge you.” —ADAM GRANT
“Wry, clever, and precise... Feltman’s perspective is priceless. Along with her insight, she is funny, especially when she’s writing about sex, which she does a lot.” —Bill Nye
“Essential exposé.” —NEW YORKER
A Best Book of the Year — PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
One of Sarah Schulman's Best Books of the 21st Century (NYTBR)
“Incisive and unsparing... Essential.” —BOSTON GLOBE
“Popular science at its very best… As riveting as a thriller.” —NEWSWEEK
“An inspiring vision.” —KIRKUS (*)
“A truly intoxicating read.” —DAILY BEAST
"Be sure to grab your copy!" —FORBES
“Readers who enjoy learning the science behind medical theories will be fascinated.” ―BOOKLIST
"Fascinating and very readable." —THE GUARDIAN
“Lively... chastening” —NEW YORK REVIEW OF BOOKS
“Surprising and remarkable.” —BOSTON GLOBE
“Thoughtful, readable." —Adam Grant, author of ORIGINALS
“Liberating… pops with insight... eye-opening.” –NEW YORK TIMES
“A humane and sensible guide.” —NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW
"Always entertaining and frequently insightful, FLUKE is never less than thought-provoking." —WALL STREET JOURNAL
"Brilliant and pathbreaking." —Rob Reich
“Compelling.”  ―WALL STREET JOURNAL
“Unexpected… gripping… prescient.” —LOS ANGELES TIMES

“Monumental—and monumentally disturbing… One of Conis’s greatest achievements is to put a human face on this science of risk." —NEW REPUBLIC

“Shocking… captivating… timely.” —KIRKUS (*)

“What Merchants of Doubt did for earlier campaigns of corporate disinformation, How to Sell a Poison does, superbly." —ADAM HOCHSCHILD

Elena Conis, How to Sell a Poison: The Rise, Fall, and Toxic Return of DDT. Bold Type Books, 4/12/2022.

Forthcoming: 2025

Nancy Hiemstra & Deirdre Conlon, Immigration Detention Inc.: The Big Business of Locking up Migrants. Pluto Press, 6/20/2025

* WINNER OF THE 2022 BANCROFT PRIZE *

* NEW YORK TIMES Critics’ Top Books of 2021 *

“Superb history.” —NEW YORK TIMES

“Extraordinary… powerful.” —Ibram X. Kendi

Mia Bay, Traveling Black: A Story of Race and Resistance, Belknap Press, 2021.

"A genuine masterpiece." — ROBIN D. G. KELLEY

"Bold." —Jennifer Szalai, NEW YORK TIMES

"Fascinating and powerful... sweeping... reverses much of what Americans have learned to accept about the Constitution." —Jedediah Britton-Purdy, THE NATION

“Astonishing… No more important book about the Constitution has appeared in a hundred years—if ever.” —SAMUEL MOYN

Aziz Rana, The Constitutional Bind: How Americans Came to Idolize a Document That Fails Them. University of Chicago Press, 4/16/2024.

"Paradigm-shifting... incredible insider reporting... riveting... a must read." —Sarah Schulman, BOOKFORUM

“Indispensable.” —Esmat Elhalaby, THE BAFFLER

“Wind indicts the Israeli academy both for its own complicity and for its silence.” —JEWISH CURRENTS

"Remarkable... invaluable." —ROBIN D. G. KELLEY

“Rigorous and jaw-dropping... An explosive contribution from a brilliant young scholar.” –NAOMI KLEIN

Maya Wind, Towers of Ivory and Steel: How Israeli Universities Deny Palestinian Freedom. Verso, 1/30/2024.

"We can only escape this nightmare if we understand how we got here. OWNED shines some much needed light into the darkest recesses to today’s mediascape.” — EDWARD ONGWESO, JR.

“Expert, careful, and devastating… a story with profound and troubling implications for the future of journalism and unfettered thinking. Never pulling any punches but always hitting fairly, Higgins has written an important book.” —Jeet Heer, THE NATION

Eoin Higgins, Owned: How Tech Billionaires on the Right Bought the Loudest Voices on the Left. Bold Type Books, 2/4/2025.

"Fantastic" —Brian Merchant, LOS ANGELES TIMES

"Invaluable." —MALCOLM HARRIS

“Careful and powerful” —AMERICAN PROSPECT

“Vivid… offer[s] policymakers, labor organizers, and community activists insights.”—RUTH WILSON GILMORE

Katie J. Wells, Kafui Attoh, & Declan Cullen, Disrupting D.C.: The Rise of Uber and the Fall of the City. Princeton University Press, 8/15/2023.

* Shortlist, J. ANTHONY LUKAS BOOK PRIZE *

"Compel[s] a reader to feel the era’s anguish and urgency... give[s] the activists’ trajectory a novel’s momentum… an important contribution to the annals of AIDS.” —NEW YORK TIMES

“Fascinating... thrilling... captivating.” —PUBLISHERS WEEKLY (*)

“Totally compelling… Immediately read this book.” —MAGGIE NELSON

Jack Lowery, It Was Vulgar and It Was Beautiful: How AIDS Activists Used Art to Fight a Pandemic. Bold Type Books, 4/5/2022

“Enlightening ... The writing is crisp and jargon-free.” —NEW YORK TIMES
"Compelling... Black Creek stories, rich with both the subtleties and the crudenesses of America’s racial history, force us all to contemplate new forms of reckoning." —NEW YORKER

“Illuminating... brilliantly untangles the interwoven threads of colonialism, racism, and capitalism." —PUBLISHERS WEEKLY (*)

“A brilliance we’ve seldom seen or imagined… a new standard in book-making.” —KIESE LAYMON

Caleb Gayle, We Refuse to Forget: A True Story of Black Creeks, American Identity, and Power. Riverhead Books, 6/7/2022.

"Indispensable." —Odd Arne Westad, author of THE COLD WAR: A WORLD HISTORY
"Extraordinary... Anyone interested in the impact of the press on an evolving democracy should read this book." —RODERIC AI CAMP, coauthor of POLITICS IN MEXICO
"Ahmann folds time and space in this stunning ethnography... a vital intervention." -JOSEPH P. MASCO

"I began this book as an anthropologist, but a few pages in, realized I was reading it as the little Black boy who acquired a chronic respiratory illness while growing up in Baltimore… I wish we had Ahmann's book back then… Written with empathy and backed by rigorous analysis, Futures after Progress is a revelation." —LAURENCE RALPH

Chloe Ahmann, Futures after Progress: Hope and Doubt in Late Industrial Baltimore. University of Chicago Press, 5/2/2024.

"Well-executed... fruitful... rigorous... outstanding." —CHA: AN ASIAN LITERARY JOURNAL
“Glorious and galvanizing.” —OPRAH DAILY
"Lucidly written, one-of-a-kind" —Stefan Timmermans

""[W]ide-ranging. . . . [D]efensiveness can, of course, be frustrating for researchers. What The Interloper demonstrates is that it can also offer a vital tool for uncovering the very things people most want to keep hidden."—Matthew Reisz, TIMES HIGHER EDUCATION

Michel Anteby, The Interloper: Lessons from Resistance in the Field. Princeton University Press, 4/9/2024.

“Unusually insightful... This book will challenge you.” —ADAM GRANT

“Informed, thought-provoking.” — KIRKUS

Brian Lowery, Selfless: The Social Creation of “You.” Harper, 3/28/23.

“Wry, clever, and precise... Feltman’s perspective is priceless. Along with her insight, she is funny, especially when she’s writing about sex, which she does a lot.” —Bill Nye

“Wide-ranging and entertaining… Feltman is sassy and opinionated… despite much of her subject matter being deeply serious, she writes about it with humor.” —DAILY MAIL

“Playful, myth-busting… Enlivened by Feltman’s keen sense of humor and affirmational tone… entertaining and informative” —PUBLISHERS WEEKLY

Rachel Feltman, Been There, Done That: A Rousing History of Sex. Bold Type Books, 5/17/2022.

“Essential exposé.” —NEW YORKER

“Devastating… It’s hard to read Insane without concluding that the way the criminal justice system has dealt with mental illness is profoundly broken.” —THE NEW YORK TIMES

“Superb… Revealing.” —NEW YORK REVIEW OF BOOKS

Alisa Roth, Insane: America's Criminal Treatment of Mental Illness. Basic Books, 2018

A Best Book of the Year — PUBLISHERS WEEKLY

"Impressive." —NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW

"Dazzling" —SCIENCE

"Captivates... bracing and bold." —PUBLISHERS WEEKLY (*)

“A grand tour of the world and the mind, led by one of the world’s leading experts on emotion and culture. The journey is a joy, full of puzzles, insights, and empathy” ― JONATHAN HAIDT

Batja Mesquita, Between Us: How Cultures Create Emotions. W. W. Norton & Company, 7/19/2022.

One of Sarah Schulman's Best Books of the 21st Century (NYTBR)

"Essential, abolitionist work." —ELECTRIC LITERATURE

"Hugh Ryan is a master historian and storyteller." —LITERARY HUB

“Informative, empathetic... a vital contribution to LGBTQ history.” —PUBLISHERS WEEKLY

Hugh Ryan, The Women’s House of Detention: A Queer History of a Forgotten Prison. Bold Type Books, 5/10/2022.

“Incisive and unsparing... Essential.” —BOSTON GLOBE

"Impeccable... Important." —SEATTLE TIMES

"A hard look at social injustices in ballet and how to end them… A vigorously reported critique." —KIRKUS

Chloe Angyal, Turning Pointe: How a New Generation of Dancers Is Saving Ballet from Itself, Bold Type Books, 2021.

“Popular science at its very best… As riveting as a thriller.” —NEWSWEEK

“Remarkable… an uplifting, exhilarating, fascinating journey.” –CHICAGO TRIBUNE

“Riveting… a nail-biter.” –WALL STREET JOURNAL

“Spellbinding.” —SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN

Alan Stern and David Grinspoon, Chasing New Horizons: Inside the Epic First Mission to Pluto. Picador, 2018.

“An inspiring vision.” —KIRKUS (*)

“A book for these times as we confront the fault lines in our democracy… a deeply provocative work .” —Alex Kotlowitz, author of THERE ARE NO CHILDREN HERE

Felton Earls & Mary Carlson, Voice, Choice, and Action: The Potential of Young Citizens to Heal Democracy, Belknap Press, 2020.

“A truly intoxicating read.” —DAILY BEAST

“Higgins cracks open this astonishingly dangerous sport and captures the spectacular adrenaline surges it delivers… [a] riveting tale.” —WALL STREET JOURNAL

Matt Higgins, Bird Dream: Adventures at the Extremes of Human Flight, Penguin Press, 2014.

"Be sure to grab your copy!" —FORBES

“Essential.” —LIBRARY JOURNAL (*)

“Nothing short of brilliant.” –Jane McGonigal

Ian Bogost, Play Anything: The Pleasure of Limits, the Uses of Boredom, and the Secret of Games, Basic Books, 2016.

“Readers who enjoy learning the science behind medical theories will be fascinated.” ―BOOKLIST
"Fascinating and very readable." —THE GUARDIAN
“Lively... chastening” —NEW YORK REVIEW OF BOOKS
“Surprising and remarkable.” —BOSTON GLOBE

“A rich, sprawling book.” —THE ATLANTIC

“Superb.” —Robert M. Sapolsky, WALL STREET JOURNAL

Joshua Greene, Moral Tribes: Emotion, Reason, and the Gap Between Us and Them, Penguin Press, 2013.

“Thoughtful, readable." —Adam Grant, author of ORIGINALS

"Unique… savvy and humanistic." —Sherry Turkle, author of ALONE TOGETHER

"Marvelous." —Judy Wajcman

Christine M. Beckman & Melissa Mazmanian, Dreams of the Overworked: Living, Working, & Parenting in the Digital Age, Stanford University Press, 2020.

“Liberating… pops with insight... eye-opening.” –NEW YORK TIMES

One of NEW YORK MAGAZINE’s “15 Books That Will Nurture Your Nerdier Side”

Benjamin Reiss, Wild Nights: How Taming Sleep Created Our Restless World, Basic Books, 2017.

“A humane and sensible guide.” —NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW

A Best Book of 2014, PUBLISHERS WEEKLY: "Groundbreaking… persuasive and comprehensive."

Phil Zuckerman, Living the Secular Life: New Answers to Old Questions, Penguin Press, 2014.

"Always entertaining and frequently insightful, FLUKE is never less than thought-provoking." —WALL STREET JOURNAL
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