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Books are civilization's longest-lived technology.
Every book is an act of distributed intelligence—an idea given its permanent form.
Companies disappear—Speeches are forgotten—Podcasts fade.
The book remains.
Two fighter pilots share a birthday, a war, and a cockpit type. One goes on to wear four stars in the Pentagon. The other builds an air force for a country four days old. Twenty-two years later, their sons are standing in the same line at West Point.
Organizational capability will define the next era. A new framework for understanding why organizations succeed, why they fail, and why sustainable performance depends less on brilliant strategies than on the operating systems that transform expertise into coherent action.
Volume I of an epic, tongue-in-cheek picture-book saga for the young and the young at heart.
The eighth paradigm-jolting book from the man Britain's Channel 4 TV calls the Einstein, Newton, Darwin, and Freud of the 21st century. A meticulously researched retelling of the cosmos, this planet, life, and our role in it—that will make your eyes pop.
Even when you know who the killer is, you won't know who the killer is.
With a foreword by Stephen M. Kosslyn, Ph.D. A meditation on what machines that mimic us finally teach us about ourselves.
A life in rock and roll, all its cults, collected loves, and one long encore.
The uncompromising memoir of one of Wall Street's most feared and admired activist investors.
A leading family scholar's clear-eyed reckoning with what's happening to households in America—and what to do about it.
A veteran-informed accounting of modern American warfare from the people who actually fight it.
A Wall Street insider dismantles the polite fictions of personal finance and shows what actually builds wealth.
Building strategies through effective marketership—an operator's playbook for scaling with intent.
A medical doctor's guide to unlocking your true self through Eplerian Life Philosophy.
A (relatively) brief summary of and relational commentary on The Queen's Manual.
A quietly luminous novel about family, land, and the ceremonies of ordinary life.
A large-format photographic study of eclipse, alignment, and the astronomical sublime.
The Spanish-language edition of Syzygies—an astrophotographer's guide to capturing eclipses, alignments, and the astronomical sublime.
An exploration of the emotional currents that shape what the world sees on us every day.
A survivor's account of illness as an unlikely liberation. Includes a free e-book.
A glittering, sharp-tongued Manhattan novel about the women who set the table where everyone else eats.
For parents and children—an approachable guide to teaching kids to love food that loves them back.
Poems of loss, endurance, and the strange grace of continuing anyway.
An elemental approach to beauty, ritual, and self-possession.
A New York fable about the men who thought they built the city—and the one who actually did.
A woodland adventure about memory, courage, and the paths we forgot we knew.
The heroic saga of the kids who discovered vegetables have superpowers.
A city-park picture book about being yourself—feathers and all.
A Jazz-Age tail of longing, green lights, and the mice that got away.
A very large, very unexpected friend teaches a small lesson that lasts.
The world's greatest domestic mystery, at last approached with the seriousness it deserves.
A tender picture book about missing—and finding—the arms that make everything better.
A charmingly stubborn squirrel learns why the shortest way is not always the right way.
The truth, at last, about what happens between the pillow and the mirror.
A hardcover holiday keepsake, told in letters from the man in the red suit himself.
A photographic record of the coast-to-coast eclipse that briefly turned a nation's face to the sky.
David Paterson overcame severe disability and racial prejudice to become a state senator, lieutenant governor, and—unexpectedly—governor of New York. A candid, hilarious, and soulful memoir of leadership against the odds.
A drum memoir from Liberty DeVitto, longtime drummer for Billy Joel. For three decades he powered 13 platinum albums and more than 22 Top 40 hits, and here he offers a rare insider's look at one of the most successful pop music careers in history—from the New York club scene to the world's biggest stages.
Investment banker, systems engineer, and Cornell University lecturer Joshua Jahani delivers an incisive guide to using systems engineering tools to value organizations, measure intangible assets, and prepare for cross-border expansion.
A key to happiness and mental wellness at any age. A 'Don't Sweat the Small Stuff' for new generations with new challenges—told with ducks, over a lifetime.
A heartwarming picture-book journey about a grand piano named Rosie and the music—and lives—she touches along the way.
