Oxford University philosopher Toby Ord published this bracing book just before the coronavirus pandemic gripped the globe in 2020. But though Ord makes no mention of COVID-19, his sobering analysis feels eerily prescient. Examining the variety of risks confronting the world toda…
Jho Low is a mysterious Malaysian who burst onto the party scenes in Las Vegas and Manhattan in late 2009. Surrounded by celebrities and thinking nothing of losing $2 million at the baccarat tables, Low was impressive and confounding: Where did his money come from? In this rolli…
Many women struggle to realize their full career potential because negative habits hold them back. You may be unaware if you have growth-limiting habits, or you may even think they help you. However, the same behaviors and thought patterns that boost women as they launch their c…
Digital media experts Oliver Luckett and Michael J. Casey focus on one intriguing concept: They apply biology - the workings of evolution, immunology and epidemiology - to explain how social networks behave and adapt. The analogy resonates and may impel you to rethink how you re…
Tech entrepreneur Andrew Yang attended elite colleges and held high-ranking positions, but he isn't especially impressed with himself. As Yang tells it, he's just really good at taking standardized tests, a trait that led to his Ivy League pedigree. In this engaging book - a cut…
Love found them in a way that it seldom finds anyone ... A talented cowboy, angry and isolated. A mysterious woman with a secret. The two are national champions, top of their game, alone and intent on staying that way. How could they know what would happen when their two worlds …
The Club consists of four eccentric members, led by a mysterious man known as "Oliver Stone". They study happenings of the government with little effect until they witness a murder.
Kingsbury has collected more than a dozen real-life stories about people whose lives were changed by something mysterious and undeniably wonderful during this special time of year.