George McCalman created 145 original portraits spotlighting Black pioneers in many fields, and the result overflows with energy and color.
Even if you burned out on sourdough during the pandemic, Greg Wade’s Bread Head will make you want to try again.
Marcella Hazan’s guidance on fresh pasta, sauces and vegetables is without match.
A Dish for All Seasons is a collection of 26 recipe templates and suggestions for how to mix them up for each season—in other words, a brilliantly useful concept.
In Vishwesh Bhatt’s cooking, the flavors of Mississippi and India converge in dishes like okra chaat, saag-style collards and succotash with garam masala.
Documentary filmmaker Immy Humes provides concise commentary about her collection of group portraits that contain a lone female figure surrounded by men.
Curl up with the hefty Affinities and lose yourself in a delightfully imaginative, visionary game.
Filled with moonshiners, bootleggers and crooked cops, A Generous Pour is a book that’s as bracing as a shot of whiskey.
The White Mosque is Sofia Samatar’s thoughtful, gorgeously written account of a fringe Mennonite group in Central Asia, and her own search for self-understanding as a brown girl in a Germanic tradition.
Melanie Chisholm, aka Sporty Spice, unpacks her nonlinear journey toward self-acceptance while pinned under the glare of the spotlight.
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