Author

David Meyer

Pulitzer Prize-winning author Isabel Wilkerson presents an indispensable overview of racism in the United States and its economic and social impacts.

New Yorker staff writer and Columbia University professor Nicholas Lemann offers a detailed history of the crucial economic trends and philosophies of the 20th century.

Pulitzer Prize-winning New York Times reporter Charles Duhigg, best-selling author of The Power of Habit, is an engaging writer with a compelling roster of stories.

“Geek girls” – that is, female tech entrepreneurs – are fostering the next generation of women in tech.

Brené Brown, the guru of vulnerability and self-acceptance, explains how to honor and maintain the inextricable links among all people – including you.

Professors James Owen Weatherall and Cailin O’Connor discuss how false information can spread and how that spread might be curtailed.

Yale Law professor John Fabian Witt offers a compressed historical overview of how the law has guided America’s responses to pandemics.

Salesman Frank Somma harnesses Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) to deliver his optimistic message of self-belief for salespeople.

You can’t evaluate this book’s contents without considering its almost immeasurable social impact.

Award-winning bestseller Kerri Arsenault reveals the slow destruction of her hometown at the hands of its sole industry, a polluting paper mill.