Shared Living takes features of the best modern interior design books and applies them to spaces shared by two or more people.
This book is THE antidote to precious food culture, and it’s the first cookbook to ever make us repeatedly LOL.
The fascinating origins and complex legacy of George Orwell’s 1984 are chronicled in D.J. Taylor’s arresting new book.
In Erin Williams’ graphic memoir, Commute, she asks hard questions about shame, compliance and desire, both in her own life and in the larger culture.
In Augusten Burroughs’ new memoir, Toil & Trouble, he reveals his biggest secret yet: He is a witch.
Monster, She Wrote illuminates the often unusual lives of the women who crafted the dark worlds of horror and speculative fiction.
Dead Blondes and Bad Mothers embarks on a fascinating exploration of the women we make into monsters in film, in literature and in life.
This thorough book contains everything you need to know about astronomical phenomena like meteor showers, aurora and eclipses through 2028.
With a reporter’s instinct for detail, Vargas writes about the challenges of surviving as an outsider in America.
This powerful memoir reflects on the past and probes the economic and social causes of poverty in America.
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