Biography and Memoir

Carnival Ghosts: A Memoir of Life, Loss, and Rebirth with Little Feat

Publication Date: 02/16/2027

Carnival Ghosts is the long-awaited memoir by keyboard legend and Little Feat co-founder Bill Payne, a musician’s musician whose extraordinary career spans six decades and counting. A grade school piano prodigy who would grow up to become one of the greatest rock and roll keyboardists in history, Bill Payne has…

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Numb, Party of One: A Memoir of Healing From Dissociation

Publication Date: 02/02/2027

Maria Cassano thought she was a sociopath—until a trauma therapist diagnosed her with a dissociative disorder and helped her feel again. On the bright side, Maria Cassano was always the calmest person in the room. On the not-so-bright side, she was pretty sure she’d die alone. All logic and no…

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How to Cook Rice: On the Care and Feeding of an Immigrant Family

Publication Date: 01/26/2027

A soulful blend of memoir and recipes, How to Cook Rice is a tender exploration of how food becomes the language of love and identity in a Taiwanese American immigrant family. In How to Cook Rice: On the Care and Feeding of an Immigrant Family, Grace Hwang Lynch takes readers…

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Aaron’s Revenge: A True Story

Publication Date: 01/26/2027

The extraordinary true story of Aaron Herskowitz—one of the only Jews who fought back against his Nazi tormentors and lived to reveal the long-suppressed secret of why so few others did. In the waning days of World War II, deep in the occupied Hungarian countryside, something almost unthinkable occurred: a…

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Wisdom in the House of Mourning: Kaddish, My Father, and Me

Publication Date: 01/19/2027

A son’s journey from grief to growth. His father’s path from Auschwitz to America. A ritual with ancient roots that changed everything. Advance Praise for Wisdom in the House of Mourning “As antisemitism rises and October 7 reshapes Jewish life, Wisdom in the House of Mourning shows what resilience looks…

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Beneath the Silence: The Names A Regime Tried To Erase

Publication Date: 11/03/2026

A concert pianist unearths three generations of her family’s buried history under Europe’s most brutal communist regime–and returns to the city that tried to erase them to speak their names out loud. In a country where silence meant survival, one family learned to live with missing names, empty walls, and…

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The Bigger You Think: 70 Years of Entrepreneurial Success in Business, Philanthropy, Love, and Life

Publication Date: 10/20/2026

Sheldon Adelson’s posthumous memoir is a fitting tribute to an outsized personality: an inspirational guide to success in business, politics, philanthropy—and life. Born in 1933 to immigrant parents in a rough-and-tumble Boston neighborhood where he literally had to fight his way to school, Sheldon was imbued from the beginning with…

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Mission in Captivity: One Woman’s Struggle to Survive and Save Her Family in Gaza

Publication Date: 10/06/2026

A powerful, firsthand account of a woman’s fifty-day struggle to protect three generations of her family while held hostage by Hamas in Gaza. For fifty days, Dr. Shoshan Haran was held captive alongside her family—including her three-year-old granddaughter—under the constant threat of terrorists and the horror of IDF bombardments. After…

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American Intellectual Antisemitism: The Anti-Jewish Movement Tearing Through Our Universities

Publication Date: 10/06/2026

In this firsthand exposé, a former Columbia Business School professor mounts a blistering indictment of how radical politics, ideological indoctrination, and institutional indifference have transformed campuses into incubators of anti-Jewish, anti-Israeli, and anti-American hatred. American Intellectual Antisemitism tells the remarkable story of how one Columbia Business School professor helped sound…

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Not on Our Watch: A Young Soldier’s Warning to America

Publication Date: 10/06/2026

At fifteen, Guy Nohra fought in the Lebanese Civil War—and now he shares his harrowing story as an urgent warning that the forces tearing America apart are the same ones that destroyed his homeland. In April 1975, fifteen-year-old Guy P. Nohra traded his guitar, basketball, and school uniform for an…

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