Part travelogue, part cookbook, part chemistry experiment, Sandor Katz’s new book is a fascinating look at fermented foods the world over.
The Tiny Kitchen Cookbook will be a welcome addition to your home kitchen, with its charming lack of counter space.
Need a change of perspective or an escape hatch from routine thinking? Want to encourage your team to loosen up or challenge biases? Look no further.
Readers will revise their perceptions of birds as simple creatures after reading Jennifer Ackerman’s investigation into the avian world.
This compelling narrative sheds light on the elusive, fascinating eel.
Praying to the West explores the Muslim population of the Americas in all its staggering diversity and makes it impossible not to see Islam’s rich complexity.
The Speckled Beauty confirms Rick Bragg’s enduring artfulness and cracking good ability to spin memorable, affectionate tales.
Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Joseph J. Ellis superbly captures the issues, personalities and events of the American Revolution in The Cause.
Amia Srinivasan’s book about sex and consent is invaluable for readers interested in intelligent, clear and nuanced analysis rather than hasty clickbait.
Not only are Phoebe Robinson’s essays super funny, they’re also enlightening and thought-provoking, dotted with hits of poetry, anger and revelation.
Marc Hartzman gives a lighthearted account of ghostly legends, haunted houses and other unearthly visits from beyond the grave.
Intoxicated by truffles and determined to learn all he could, Rowan Jacobsen spent two years traversing the globe in pursuit of this elusive, decadent fungi.
A playwright with a searing voice, Sarah Ruhl excels at putting striking ideas into simple forms that vibrate with power and energy.
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