Jessica Dore roots her study of tarot in psychology, mythology, literature and more for a depth-charged exploration of the major and minor arcana.
The 13 autobiographical essays in Yoke are brash, outspoken, funny, insightful, honest and occasionally spiced with dashes of self-deprecating melodrama.
Acclaimed writer Michael Pollan delves into our deep relationships with three mind-altering plants: opium, coffee and mescaline.
Olivia Laing casts a breathtakingly, ambitiously wide net, and the stakes of her subject—freedom for all bodies—could not be higher.
In beautiful prose, May shows us that there are benefits to leaning in to difficult times, even though our culture is set up to resist them.
The Kosmic Kitchen Cookbook showcases herbalism, ayurveda and seasonality, making it a fascinating guide for supporting your health holistically.
As much a self-help book as a cookbook, Bread Therapy is a welcome instructional guide to practicing self-acceptance and making something delicious.
Dawn Aurora Hunt frames cooking as a blend of mindful practice and energy work, right alongside reiki and acupuncture.
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