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American Prometheus by Kai Bird and Martin J. Sherwin is the Pulitzer Prize-winning biography of J. Robert Oppenheimer. This compelling paperback explores his leadership of the Manhattan Project, the creation of the atomic bomb, his political downfall, and the moral consequences of the nuclear age.
A powerful memoir by Virginia Roberts Giuffre. Nobody’s Girl tells her story of surviving abuse, confronting injustice, reclaiming her voice, and fighting for accountability.
A powerful investigative non-fiction book about battery metals, mining, clean energy, technology, war, supply chains, geopolitics, and the hidden human cost of modern progress.
A brilliant guide to the subtle social game of everyday life, using historical military principles to master modern conflict and strategy.
A remarkable memoir by Saad Mohseni, the “media mogul of Kabul,” on building a free press in Afghanistan and the fight for cultural expression.
A fascinating look at how space exploration is shaping global power, politics, and the future of humanity.
A gripping investigation into Apple’s relationship with China and the global implications for business, power, and technology.
A fascinating true story of how books became secret weapons during the Cold War to spread ideas and challenge regimes.
A fascinating illustrated history book for young readers exploring how humans shaped the world through power, culture, and innovation.
The definitive book on persuasion, revealing the psychology behind why people say yes and how influence works in business and everyday life.
Salman Rushdie confronts the knife, the attack, and its aftermath in a powerful memoir on survival, free speech, and the enduring power of words.
A powerful and compassionate account by the Dalai Lama on Tibet’s struggle, resilience, and the enduring fight for justice and dignity.
A witty and moving collection of essays where John Green reviews aspects of the human-centered world with humor, insight, and compassion.
A powerful examination of capitalism’s evolution and its fiercest critics, tracing the ideas that have shaped modern economies and societies.
Steven D. Levitt reveals the hidden side of everyday life in Freakonomics, showing how incentives, behavior, and economics shape the world around us.
J.D. Vance’s Hillbilly Elegy is a powerful memoir exploring family, culture, and the struggles of America’s working class.
A powerful, concise essay, We Should All Be Feminists explores modern feminism and why gender equality matters for everyone.
Steven Pinker explores how common knowledge shapes harmony, hypocrisy, and outrage—and why what everyone knows but won’t say matters.
An eye-opening look at China’s global tech power, Influence Empire reveals how platforms, data, and influence are reshaping the world economy.
A compelling exploration of Sri Lanka’s past, present, and future, Return to Sri Lanka by Razeen Sally blends history, politics, and personal insight.
A powerful dystopian classic about surveillance, control, and resistance in a totalitarian society.
A powerful history of how the East India Company rose from a trading firm to rule vast parts of India.
A powerful account of Afghanistan’s collapse and the Taliban’s return.
Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing | ISBN: 9789354353482
Join William Dalrymple’s unforgettable Silk Road journey in In Xanadu.
Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing | ISBN: 9789385936562
A bold future-history book on artificial intelligence, data, power, immortality, happiness, and the next stage of humankind.
A major non-fiction work on information networks, truth, power, technology, AI, and how human societies are shaped.
A sharp non-fiction guide to politics, technology, truth, work, education, and meaning in the modern world.
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