The two-time Olympic gold medalist and WNBA star
shares the story of her 10-month detainment in Russia
and her journey home.
The riveting We Are Not Able to Live in the Sky probes the perils and promises of microfinance for women in developing countries.
In The Uptown Local, Joan Didion’s assistant recounts his relationship with the iconic author, as well as his complex family history and obsession with death.
Boyce Upholt wrangles the geological, political and cultural history of the wild Mississippi River in a compelling, lively narrative that will delight history fans.
Rahul Jandial’s This Is Why You Dream is an engaging, eye-opening dispatch from the world of neuroscience.
The Other Olympians doggedly chronicles the lives of pioneering trans athletes and the historically fraught 1936 Olympic Games.
Morally Straight weaves detailed journalism and author Mike De Socio’s deeply personal memories in its recounting of the effort to lift bans on LGBTQ+ Boy Scouts and their leaders.
Invisible Labor is a sobering, provocative and deeply researched look at the history of C-sections and how they impact women’s lives.
As Texas threatens LGBTQ+ people with draconian laws, KB Brookins’ memoir, Pretty, is an act of resistance against those who would silence trans writers.
Drama-filled and insightful, The Hamilton Scheme chronicles the beginnings of America’s economic history.
Always a Sibling braids stories, data and the author’s own experience with loss to provide a rare guide to mourning a sibling’s death.
Shefali Luthra’s Undue Burden is a rigorous and compelling condemnation of the unnecessary pain and sorrow Dobbs left in its wake.
Kara Loewentheil offers a feminist take on self-help in the engaging, straightforward Take Back Your Brain.
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