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The savage, beautiful, and unforgettable memoirs of an extraordinary artist, activist, and iconoclast who lit up the New York art scene in the late twentieth century.

The little-known true Civil War story of the Confederate soldiers who served in the Union Army by a #1 New York Times–bestselling author.

New York Times bestselling authors: A moment-by-moment account of the 1906 disaster, using eyewitness reports and historical documents from insurance companies, the military, and the Red Cross, by the authors of Shipwreck.

In this delightful memoir by the authors of Cheaper by the Dozen, the twelve Gilbreth children cope with the loss of their father as they grow up together.

Guiding us through England's conquests (and often extremely narrow victories), Frank McLynn (Wagons West) brilliantly interweaves primary sources, ranging from material in the Vatican archives to oral histories of Native Americans.

The remarkable story of Gudrid, the female explorer who sailed from Iceland to the New World a millennium ago.

“Riveting, with a style and pace that take the reader on the journey with John Robinson—the African American man called the brown condor” (New York Journal of Books).

The first definitive account of the anti-Nazi underground in Germany: "Superb" (Publishers Weekly).

Uproarious antics and surreal situations take center stage in six tales from the celebrated British naturalist and author of the Corfu Trilogy.

This memoir of a relationship with a self-destructive woman is “as elemental, lyrical and cringe-inducing a love story as they come” (Kirkus Reviews).

With a new foreword by Jesse Ventura: A government insider's shocking expose´ of crimes committed by America's intelligence agencies during the Cold War.

By turns comic, philosophical, and mythic, this tale traces the arc of 24 hours—from a round on the Links of Burningbrush to a night fueled by whiskey, wisdom, and wandering. The story delves into the transformative power of golf and reveals a unique and unforgettable approach to the game.

A treasure trove of lost family photos illuminates a singular perspective on family, memory, and history in this hypnotically enjoyable memoir.

This new look at the culprits in the assassination of JFK “brings an astonishing amount of information to light” (Publishers Weekly).

From a revered writer of the Beat Generation: a “tour de force” that contemplates aging—and how to make the most of it (Booklist).

An "engrossing" biography of the fiery crusader Emma Goldman, from her childhood in Tsarist Russia to her anarchist activism in turn-of-the-century New York and disillusionment with the Soviet Union (Library Journal).

Reminiscent of The Perfect Storm and Into the Wild—an intimate look at life at sea, small-town Alaska, and the people drawn to its endless thrills.

"A wild adventure.” —Independent

Norman Lewis's fascinating, humorous, and powerful memoir of six decades spent traveling the globe.