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An Excerpt from “The Spirit of Tbilisi”

An Excerpt from “The Spirit of Tbilisi”

Discover the ancient soul and vibrant pulse of Tbilisi, Georgia’s enigmatic capital, in this immersive journey through its rich history, unique culture, and captivating daily life. From its mythical origins at the foot of warm sulfur springs to its

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What Twenty-Five Crisis CEOs Teach About Leading Through Chaos

What Twenty-Five Crisis CEOs Teach About Leading Through Chaos

Nicole Hamilton examines how leaders from Jamie Dimon to Satya Nadella navigated existential threats, distilling six core traits and a practical playbook for modern executives.

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The Village That Builds Cathedrals From Bread

The Village That Builds Cathedrals From Bread

For a month before Easter, the streets of San Biagio Platani become a gallery of towering arches and chandeliers made entirely of bread, herbs, and grain — a feast for the eyes that feeds the soul.

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The Easter Rebellion That Shook Jamaica's Sugar Empire

The Easter Rebellion That Shook Jamaica's Sugar Empire

On Easter Monday 1760, an enslaved African chief named Tacky led a revolt that seized plantations, inspired island-wide uprising, and forced the British Empire to confront the fragility of its most profitable colony.

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Un extrait de « Ferrari »

Un extrait de « Ferrari »

Découvrez la saga complète du Prancing Horse, de la fascination d’un garçon pour une course à Bologne à la création d’une légende mondiale qui incarne vitesse, luxe et passion italienne. Ce livre retrace la jeunesse d’Enzo Ferrari, sa d?

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Fifty Thousand Years in 25 Chapters: How Papua New Guinea Became a Nation

Fifty Thousand Years in 25 Chapters: How Papua New Guinea Became a Nation

Victoria Diaz's comprehensive history traces Papua New Guinea from its geological birth and humanity's earliest Pacific migrations through colonial partition, wartime upheaval, and the fraught path to independence.

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The Weeknight Gourmet: When 30 Minutes Is Actually Enough

The Weeknight Gourmet: When 30 Minutes Is Actually Enough

A practical guide to flavorful weeknight meals that focuses on systems over speed, teaching readers to build a kitchen rhythm that works with real life rather than against it.

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The Women Who Stole the Sea: Morocco's Invisible Harvesters Claim the Water

The Women Who Stole the Sea: Morocco's Invisible Harvesters Claim the Water

For generations, women gathered mussels from rocky shores at low tide, their labor unpaid and unrecorded. Now they are forming cooperatives, captaining boats, and rewriting the rules of Morocco's Atlantic fisheries.

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An Excerpt from “Surveying and Site Layout for Builders”

An Excerpt from “Surveying and Site Layout for Builders”

**Surveying and Site Layout for Builders** is a comprehensive field manual designed to bridge the gap between complex geospatial theory and practical, on-site construction needs. Written for superintendents, field engineers, and layout technicians, t

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Quantum Realms Unveiled: A Guide to the Subatomic Story

Quantum Realms Unveiled: A Guide to the Subatomic Story

Brenda Wallace’s The Wonders of Quantum Realms walks readers from Planck’s first quantum hypothesis to today’s quantum technologies, blending history, theory, and real‑world impact in an accessible, thoughtful narrative.

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The Day the Guerrillas Took a Town

The Day the Guerrillas Took a Town

On October 8, 1969, a column of urban guerrillas seized control of Pando, Uruguay. José Mujica led the squad tasked with cutting the phone lines. The plan was precise — the retreat was not.

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Finding Home in the Mile High City

Finding Home in the Mile High City

Olivia Freeman's debut novel follows a landscape architect rebuilding his life in Denver, where a chance meeting with a speech-pathology student blossoms into a love tested by distance and ambition.

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