On the Edge by Nate SilverNate Silver, the author of one of my all-time favorite books, The Signal and the Noise — how do I not have notes on that one?! — is back…3d ago3d ago
The Storyteller by Dave GrohlA beautifully written, inspiring, and at times heartbreakingly spiritual and reflective memoir from one of the most famous rockers of our…Mar 5Mar 5
The Oldest Cure in the WorldPacked with the author’s first-hand accounts, historical research, observational anecdotes, and peer reviewed research studies, The Oldest…Feb 28Feb 28
Framed by John Grisham and Jim McCloskeyA collection of impossible-to-believe but wholly true stories of wrongful convictions of innocent people all over the United States, Framed…Feb 14Feb 14
Allergic by Theresa MacPhailA wonderfully researched, enlightening, and comprehensive — although somewhat depressing — study of the current state of allergies around…Feb 7Feb 7
Supercommunicators by Charles DuhiggA wonderfully researched template for “unlocking the secret language of communication”, Charles Duhigg is at it again with a steady stream…Jan 26Jan 26
Dylan Goes Electric! by Elijah WaldA fascinating, rollicking, and in-depth exploration of the history, controversy, and cultural and historical impact of “Dylan going…Jan 18Jan 18
The Deadline by Jill LeporeA collection of essays from world-class historian Jill Lepore, Professor of American History at Harvard, staff writer for The New Yorker…Jan 9Jan 9
The Demon of Unrest by Erik LarsonMaster non-fiction storyteller Erik Larson is at it again with his latest page-turner, The Demon of Unrest, the story of the lead-up to the…Jan 41Jan 41
Capote’s Women by Laurence LeamerFull of delicious tales of the ultra-rich, filled with details of torrid, decades-long affairs between world-famous and wholly out-of-touch…Dec 16, 2024Dec 16, 2024