HOT NONFICTION TO MELT THE WINTER BLUES |
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Discover new and forthcoming titles this winter by leading intellectuals, scholars, and journalists, featuring history, politics, science, and more! |
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"This expert untangling of complicated concepts will kindle curiosity and awe for quantum physics."
—Library Journal, starred review “A superb introduction to the concept of the multiverse.…The curious will find much to ponder.”
—Publishers Weekly 320pp | 9781541602175 | January 16 |
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| “A fresh and captivating study of the nature and crux of political leadership.”
—Fredrik Logevall, author of JFK "A fresh take on the familiar subject of Churchill’s greatness, reading his many triumphs and often spectacular failures through the lens of his relationships with other leaders of his time."
—Sean McMeekin, author of
Stalin’s War 464pp | 9781541620209 | January 23 |
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"If you want to know what's really going on in the realms of relativity and particle physics, read this book.”
—Sean Carroll, author of The Biggest Ideas in the Universe "A fine introduction to the cosmos.”
—Kirkus Reviews 384pp | 9781541603295 | March 5 |
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| “At a time when terms like ‘structural racism’ and ‘systemic racism’ are tossed around in the political fires with little rigor or reflection, Metaracism provides a much-needed primer on the real-world meaning of the problem.”
—Henry Louis Gates Jr., New York Times–bestselling author of Stony the Road 288pp | 9781541602717 | March 5 |
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"This corrective, vivid biography expands readers' knowledge of Humphrey and chronicles how hard work and idealism can make things better."
—Booklist, starred review "An astute analysis of one of the last
New Dealers."
—Kirkus Reviews 528pp | 9781541619579 | Feb 13 |
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| “Up in Arms is a must-read for anyone interested in the sources of authoritarian durability or the geopolitics of the Cold War."
—Steven Levitsky, New York Times–bestselling coauthor of How Democracies Die “Casey capably delves into a key U.S. policy of the Cold War and the reasons for its successes and failures.”
—Kirkus Reviews 336pp | 9781541604018 | April 2 |
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“A vivid and sparkling account, full of colour and dark drama."
—Guardian (UK) "An elucidating work of research that resonates amid another ongoing intervention involving Russia."
—Kirkus Reviews 400pp | 9781541619661 | February 6 |
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| “Damona Hoffman is an absolute genius."
—Drew Barrymore “Hoffman shakes up conventional narratives and invites readers to take control of their love stories."
—Lori Gottlieb, New York Times-bestselling author of Maybe You Should Talk to Someone 304pp | 9781541602250 | January 2 |
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