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Angus Fletcher’s highly anticipated Primal Intelligence offers a brand-new approach to accessing our hidden intelligence to transform our lives. For readers looking for inspiration on upleveling creativity and innovation at the intersection of psychology and business, Fletcher shares this revolutionary training for the first time.
Sheepdogs follows two down-on-their-luck misfits on the heist of their lives. When their high-stakes mission goes awry, the ex-CIA operative and special operations pilot navigate a treacherous web of deceit and changing allegiances in a globe-spinning, action-packed novel that’s been praised as a “thriller and comedy in one.”
Named a most-anticipated book of 2025, Vera, or Faith is a boldly imagined story of a family struggling to stay together in a country rapidly coming apart told through the eyes of a child. This new novel demonstrates why Gary Shteyngart is, in the words of The New York Times, “one of his generation’s most exhilarating writers.”
Drawing on her experiences as a contestant on America’s Next Top Model, You Wanna Be On Top? reveals the unreality of reality TV as body neutrality advocate and comedian Sarah Hartshorne answers the questions you always wanted to ask and dissects the iconic show with an unflinching gaze that refuses to smize.
Award-winning author Leila Mottley’s sophomore novel follows three teen mothers in Panhandle Florida who are making lives for themselves and their children despite the mass judgment and shame projected onto them. The Girls Who Grew Big offers an explosive new perspective on what it means to be a young woman.
Before They Were Men explores the heated conversation around masculinity, patriarchy, and misogyny. In a series of essays, Tobia explores upspoken body issues, glorified violence, and counterproductive terms, grappling with the myriad failures of feminist discourse, and ultimately calling everyone back to the table.