Those About to Die: The Real History of Roman Gladiators
The stunning and gruesome Roman Games as told by Daniel P. Mannix's gripping account.
Working: The Bestselling Oral History Book About What People Do All Day
Originally published in 1974, Studs Terkel's collection of interviews remains relevant and insightful.
A Mysterious Country: Norman Mailer’s Prescient Calls to Protect American Democracy
A new collection emerges from the writings of the late Pulitzer Prize-winning author.
Explore the Fascinating Life of Britain's Newest Leader, King Charles
He spent years with an up-close look at what it's like to rule Britain—and now the responsibility rests on his shoulders.
American History Myths Are Unraveled in This Charming Read
Debunking far-fetched tales that we've believed in for far too long.
Tension Over Desegregation Reached Its Peak During the Ole Miss Riot
President John F. Kennedy and the state of Mississippi were locked in a fierce battle over civil rights.
The Sherwood Rangers Were the First British Troops to Invade Nazi Germany
This light cavalry regiment spearheaded the Normandy landings and the Allied invasion of Germany.
The Norman Conquest: A Bloody Invasion with Far-Reaching Consequences
This 11th-century takeover changed the fate of England.
Bruce Sterling, Author of The Hacker Crackdown, Discusses Cyber Security in the 21st Century
Online crime is flourishing, with no sign of slowing down anytime soon.
Franklin’s Lost Expedition: An Arctic Voyage That Ended in Tragedy
Two Victorian-era ships vanished in uncharted waters.
An Insider Offers Unparalleled Insight into the Royal Family and a Bygone Era
Margaret Rhodes looks back at her life alongside the monarchy.
