Bold, offbeat illustrations by Ricardo Diseño lead the way in the spooky-fun Eerie Legends.
By Ricardo Diseno, Illustrated by Steve Mockus
Bold, offbeat illustrations by Ricardo Diseño lead the way in the spooky-fun Eerie Legends.
Bold, offbeat illustrations by Ricardo Diseño lead the way in the spooky-fun Eerie Legends.
Detailed, lucid and richly sourced, Sarah Jaffe’s From the Ashes shows how the transformational power of grief can fuel revolutionary change.
Rebecca Nagle’s gripping By the Fire We Carry chronicles how the appeal of a decades-old Oklahoma murder restored land rights to Muscogee and Cherokee Nations.
Gillian Anderson asked women to send her their sexual fantasies. The result is a provocative, original volume that will help women and genderqueer people feel more empowered and less ashamed.
Jamaica Kincaid and Kara Walker’s An Encyclopedia of Gardening for Colored Children will be a treat to gardeners, children, artists, poets and book lovers alike.
The Quiet Damage investigates the destructive impact of QAnon on individuals and families, exploring the delicate art of bringing those lost to conspiracy theories back to reality.
Elle Reeve’s powerful Black Pill brings members of the internet’s most vicious, infamous hate groups out of the shadows, exposing the roots of extremism.
Audrea Lim’s magnificent, provocative Free the Land illuminates how American ideas about land ownership contribute to social injustice.
An ecological engineer travels the world to learn how technology can address urban eco-crises in the approachable The Nature of Our Cities.
Madhumita Murgia’s bracing Code Dependent puts human faces to debates about AI’s perils and promises, revealing both the potential harm and good that this technology can do.
In White Poverty, William J. Barber II urges poor white and Black people to unite against the policies that favor the rich and powerful.
The riveting We Are Not Able to Live in the Sky probes the perils and promises of microfinance for women in developing countries.
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.
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