A journalist reveals how a con artist played on a researcher's passion for discovery -- and a dose of academic politics -- to sell the world on the Gospel of Jesus' Wife.
Sarah
A genuinely fascinating (And equal parts funny and chilling) look into gun culture from a newcomer on the inside.
John
Who's job is likely to become automated, A journalist's, a lawyer's, or a pharmacist's? The answer is that all three can and chances are, so can yours.
John
A collection of thoughtful essays on the immigrant experience and being Latino in the US in 2018.
Sarah
With Massachusetts on the cusp of legalization, it'll be helpful to follow Bruce Barcott's journey through legalization in Colorado and his home state of Washington back in 2012. As Rick Steves says: Marijuana, It's time for a conversation.”
John
This work of nonfiction reads like a compelling novel where Masha follows the lives of young people just old enough to remember the fall of the USSR. Their stories intertwine with those of their parents and grandparents showing the generational disconnect and the obstacles it presents. Through interviews and impressive research Masha shares the truth behind the iron curtain and what happened after it was rent in two.
Cissa
Who's job is likely to become automated, A journalist's, a lawyer's, or a pharmacist's? The answer is that all three can and chances are, so can yours.
John
A great collection of essays and speeches from a Chilean-American writer. (Bonus points for the title piece, a satire that was so on-the-nose he had to add a disclaimer.)
Sarah
After living in the center of Moscow during the 2012 presidential election, I thought I knew just about everything there was to know about Putin's election and his initial rise to power. I was amazed after reading Masha's brilliant reporting of just how much was going on behind the scenes. This scathing book doesn't pull any punches and anyone who follows current events should give it a read.
Cissa
