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Why we sound the way we do, answered in Why We Talk Funny
Why We Talk Funny unpacks the mechanics behind why we pronounce sounds differently across languages — and why those tiny…
Stanley Tucci’s heartwarming memoir chronicles his life through food and family
Tucci’s family-centered memoir uses food as the thread tying together his life story, making every chapter feel inviting, relatable, and…
Maria Ressa’s How to Stand Up to a Dictator is part memoir, part field manual, and essential reading on disinformation
An essential read for anyone trying to understand how governments weaponize information against their own populations
Gisèle Pelicot’s A Hymn to Life is a raw account of reckoning, resilience, and reclaiming a life
Pelicot writes of her remarkable steadiness as she confronts the devastating reality of what was done to her
Fame, big dreams, and dark comedy in Sydney Rende’s I Could Be Famous
Rende delivers a biting, darkly comic, and satisfyingly exaggerated portrait of the spectacle of trying to make it big
George Saunders turns his lectures into one of the best books on writing craft in years
Seven Russian short stories. One of America’s greatest living writers. And more lessons on craft than most MFA programs deliver
Memory and the making of French society in Annie Ernaux’s The Years
If you’re looking for thought-provoking form and inventive storytelling, The Years deserves a place on your reading list
The science of popularity in Derek Thompson’s Hit Makers
Across roughly 300 pages, the book dives into the stories behind ubiquitous songs, world-famous paintings, and the architects behind some…
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