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The past, for archaeologist Jim Leary, is a place of living, breathing people who walked, danced, hunted, and migrated together.

Should we have kids given the state of the world? And if we do, asks philosopher Liz Cripps, how can the tools of philosophy provide us with a new model of good parenting?

Eric Heinze's vital book shows us why our entire conception of human rights and the role of speech must change.

John-Paul Flintoff’s guide to being a public speaker who is happy to be adequate but wouldn’t mind being great.

Amanda Ellison’s take on headaches is unlike any you’ve read. And there’s a paperback in a lovely shade of blue.

Arthur I. Miller’s acclaimed and beautifully produced book about what AI is starting to do in the creative arts. And yet we needn’t be afraid.

Graeme Garrard and James Bernard Murphy’s scintillating tour of political thought through the ages.

James Tresilian’s mind-bending account of how your body feels the world and determines your experience.

Are You Listening? Top coach Jenny Rogers does for coaching what Irving Yalom did for therapy. A beautiful, groundbreaking work.

Jonathan Hoban’s passionate and moving book about how to find better mental health through walking in nature.