Nonfiction

“20,000 phone calls are made to domestic violence hotlines each day in the United States.

One in four women will experience intimate partner violence in her lifetime.”

Jane Dunn says she’s loved baking ever since she was young, watching in awe everything her grandmother did in the kitchen.

“a rather gripping story of a series of objects and their makers and how exile and emigration created a ripple effect  . . . that is . . .

Graywolf Press, renowned for its commitment to publishing a rich array of high-quality literature spanning essays, fiction, nonfiction, and poetry, is marking its 50th anniversary this year.

“Polyamory prizes commitment, honesty, trust, mutual consent, open communications, and equality among all sexes and sexual orientations.”

“In his new book Mirrors of Greatness, Reynolds reflects on how Churchill’s contemporaries helped ‘shape’ his greatness.”

“Maybe Antarctica could teach us all not to surrender to despair, to keep investing in a world of and beyond ourselves.”

“Writers who challenge the conventional wisdom about history and current events are usually interesting and provocative; Richard Sakwa . . . is both.”

“Predicting Our Climate Future is an ambitious exploration of a critical topic.”

“drawn from Nye’s brilliance reflected in the written word and innumerable consultations both domestic and foreign.”

“The book is replete with maps, photographs, profiles of commanders and weapons, and illustrations that help explain the brutal combat in a region that another historian ha

With the media focused on the bombing of civilians in Ukraine and Gaza, revisiting the use of the atomic bomb on Hiroshima and its impact on the civilian population, seems timely.