Everywhere: How Opening My Grieving Heart to the Universe Taught Me to Live Again
Publication Date: 04/13/2027
In Everywhere, Carla Kaufman Sloan connects readers with the universe that helped her learn to live again—a practice that is within reach for everyone. A mother’s unimaginable loss becomes the beginning of an extraordinary spiritual awakening. Everywhere is a deeply moving memoir about grief, healing, and the undeniable signs our…
Dwelling: Ten Practices for a Life Lived Offline
Publication Date: 04/13/2027
When you put the phone down, what do you do instead? Ten hands-on practices for a slower, more attentive life. We all know the feeling: phone down, and no idea what to do next. Cooking from scratch, bread baking, gardening, mending, reading deeply, writing letters, shooting film, cooking for others,…
How Power Moves: Success Skills AI Can’t Replace
Publication Date: 03/30/2027
As AI replaces the capabilities that once guaranteed success, this field guide—drawn from the highest-stakes influence laboratory in the world, Washington, DC—arms you with skills no machine can replace: the power to connect, influence, and lead change at work and in life. Can you survive the coming AI tsunami? Some…
My Name Is Not Rifka: A Schindler Survivor, a Buried Past, and an Unlikely Bond
Publication Date: 03/30/2027
A revelation from the past leads a woman and her estranged mother-in-law on a transformative journey toward discovery and reconciliation—forging a kinship neither could have imagined. “The writing is just beautiful. Literary, paradoxical, poetic, forensic, and deeply affecting. Introducing herself as the other pillar of the biography makes this compellingly…
The Table of Four: What Mahjong Reveals about Who We Really Are: The Psychology, the Cliques, and the Booming Business Behind America’s Hottest Game
Publication Date: 03/16/2027
A richly reported portrait of American women’s social life, community, and resilience—told through the game that has gathered them around a table for a century. What happens when four women sit down to play mahjong? Everything. Secrets. Rivalries. Grief. Laughter. Lifelong friendship. And occasionally, a little drama over who discarded…
Beverly Hills Noir Volume Two: Money, Murder, & Mayhem in 90210
Publication Date: 03/09/2027
Beverly Hills Noir Volume Two is the second instalment of the outrageous true crime history of 90210, delivering even more jaw-dropping stories, celebrity intrigue, and strange, but true, tales that could only happen in Beverly Hills. Welcome back to glamorous Beverly Hills, the haute, heady, Hollywood-adjacent capital of conspicuous consumption,…
The Road to Autocracy: How We Lost—and Can Recover—Our Democracy
Publication Date: 03/09/2027
A Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist’s sweeping, six-decade reckoning with how America’s powerful elites fractured the nation opening the road to autocracy, and how We the People can bring our democracy back from the brink. American democracy stands at a precipice. In this urgent, authoritative book, veteran reporter Hedrick Smith asks how…
Refreshingly Flawed: A Nonlinear and Creative Approach to Finding Success
Publication Date: 03/02/2027
A refreshingly honest guide to embracing your imperfect, nonlinear journey and turning your flaws, failures, and diverse experiences into your greatest professional assets. What if the messy, winding path you’ve taken is exactly what qualifies you for success? Leadership coach Elizabeth McCourt spent decades feeling like she was doing it…
Finding the Funny: My Mad Ride Thru Late-Night Comedy
Publication Date: 03/02/2027
Madeleine Smithberg, co-creator and original executive producer of The Daily Show, takes readers on a VIP backstage tour as she relives some of the most seminal moments in late-night comedy. For more than four decades, Madeleine Smithberg helped shape the world of late-night comedy from behind the scenes. A three-time…
Amateur Hour: A Baffling Murder, Perry Mason’s Creator, and the Court of Last Resort
Publication Date: 03/02/2027
In 1948, the world’s most popular mystery writer mobilized an army of amateur sleuths to help solve a real-life murder. What could go wrong? Eighty years ago, Erle Stanley Gardner, author of the Perry Mason novels, was the most widely read living author on the planet. Fascinated by real-life police…