What happens when loyalty to a friend threatens to derail everything you’ve worked for? That question sits at the heart of Bonds, the latest legal thriller from H.N. Hirsch, a writer known for blending sharp storytelling with real-world political insight. The novel marks the fifth installment in Hirsch’s Bob and Marcus mystery series, continuing the…
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Stefanie Lachenauer—named New Jersey’s 2025 State Teacher of the Year—is offering a practical, accessible approach to mindfulness through her book, Let the Glitter Settle: Mindfulness for Teens. Drawing on nearly two decades of classroom experience, Lachenauer’s work is rooted in trauma-informed practices and neuroscience-based strategies designed specifically for young people. Her goal is simple but…
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After turning heads with her breakout novel Wordhunter, Stella Sands is back with a sequel that doubles down on everything readers loved—sharp intellect, gritty crime, and puzzles that demand your full attention. Codebreakers: A Wordhunter Mystery, arriving Aug. 11, reunites readers with Maggie Moore, the foul-mouthed linguistic genius whose mind works faster than most people…
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A sweeping new book is challenging the way Americans understand political division, arguing that today’s fractured landscape didn’t suddenly emerge—it was decades in the making. In The Politics of Social Change, political scientists Larry M. Bartels and Katherine J. Cramer draw on an extraordinary long-term study to examine how everyday Americans experienced—and reacted to—the seismic…
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Bestselling author Sarah Vaughan is poised to dominate summer reading lists with her latest novel, Based on a True Story, a sharp, suspense-filled thriller that digs into the dark side of fame, family, and carefully curated lives. Already earning major buzz following its UK release, the novel has been praised for its tension and psychological…
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In a business culture obsessed with unicorns and billion-dollar exits, Mike Grossman is offering something far less polished — and far more honest. His book, Failure Is An Option: Reflections of a Silicon Valley CEO (out June 9 via Ideapress), strips away the mythology of Silicon Valley and replaces it with a clear-eyed look at…
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The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum has announced Patrick Rosal as its 2026 Poet-in-Residence, continuing a program that bridges the worlds of contemporary art and poetry while amplifying diverse creative voices. Now in its fifth year, the residency reflects the Guggenheim’s broader commitment to exploring abstraction beyond visual art, extending into language, sound, and lived experience.…
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There are millions of families navigating life with autism—estimated at 1 in 127 people globally. But for military families, the challenge is often magnified by constant relocation, deployments, and the unpredictability of service life. A new book, The Mission at Home, aims to meet that reality head-on with practical, experience-driven guidance. Written by retired U.S.…
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A new voice in the self-help and leadership space is challenging women to rethink everything they’ve been taught about success, service, and self-worth. Global feminist, executive coach, and former therapist Barrie Zucal released BOLD: How Women Play BIG by Leading Instead of Pleasing in April. Zucal’s message is direct: too many women are still operating…
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Workplace stress is nothing new—but for many professionals, the real obstacle isn’t the workload. It’s the fear of being visibly nervous when it matters most. Whether it’s speaking in meetings, presenting to leadership, or interviewing for a new role, anxiety can quietly derail careers. Psychotherapist Jonathan Berent is taking aim at that challenge with his…
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