Category: Non-Fiction

The book is not what the critics say it is.

Jason Stanley uses the tools of academic philosophy to bring the horror of fascism into focus.

The mysterious “Magnitsky Act” explained in 380 pages of real life intrigue.

This is the most important book written about the modern Supreme Court.

Winik’s telling of the most fateful year of the war weaves many pieces of the story into a great book.