In the annals of art theft, no case has matched - for sheer criminal panache - the heist at Ireland's Russborough House in 1986. The Irish police knew right away that the mastermind was a Dublin gangster named Martin Cahill. Yet the great plunder - including a Gainsborough, a Go…
Renowned behavioural economist and commentator Tyler Cowen shows that our supernetworked world is changing the way we think - and empowering us to thrive in any economic climate.
Daniel Francoeur is a young man uneasily aware of his gay sexuality - a sexuality both nurtured and tormented by his passionate religious feelings.
The story of the year the author spent teaching in a predominantly black school in Boston.
In SEXUAL ECOLOGY, award-winning journalist and longtime AIDS activist Gabriel Rotello challenges long-held beliefs about the origin of the HIV epidemic, why it continues, how gay culture inadvertently contributes to it, and what gay men must do to control it.
In this the first book ever written about the CIA's Office of Technical Service, former director Robert Wallace (a real-life Q, straight out of the James Bond films) and internationally renowned intelligence historian H. Keith Melton offer an unprecedented look at the CIA's most…
