Books That Go Beyond the Headlines

by Rachel Maddow

America beat fascism once. Maddow’s timely study of enemies on the homefront urges that we can do so again. Full review >

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by Rory Stewart

A biting, captivating memoir. Full review >

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by Jane Ferguson

A captivating, honest, and powerful attempt to do justice to the hardest stories to tell. Full review >

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by Nora Neus

Not just a visceral portrayal of political violence, but also a major addition to our understanding of right-wing terrorism. Full review >

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by Wesley Lowery

A masterful blend of narrative history and empathetic reporting. Full review >

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by Alejandra Oliva

A humane, elegantly written book that gives voice to the voiceless at our borders. Full review >

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by Elizabeth Currid-Halkett

A hopeful and provocative analysis bound to raise discussion. Full review >

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by Chun Han Wong

A penetrating and timely unraveling of the personality and impact of a strongman president. Full review >

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by Serhii Plokhy

Readers aiming to follow the fighting should read the daily news, but for a complete picture, this is the book. Full review >

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by Covid Crisis Group

An urgent, meticulously documented argument for better preparedness in future crises. Full review >

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