Raha Nik-Andish, an Iranian writer living in Tehran, has risked his life to give the world an account of survival under the U.S. and Israel’s bombs. We owe it to him to listen.

A new book argues that “Democracy Needs the Rich.” In fact, concentrated wealth destroys any semblance of a democratic society.

Novels set during the height of COVID-19 fail to tell the full story of that era of mass death and despair.

Nina Sankovitch’s new history of an idealistic rabble-rouser in the early republic undercuts anti-trans narratives and offers an example of proto-feminist community building on the American frontier.

After being a leading Democratic enabler of the genocide of Palestinians, Cory Booker now has the audacity to publish a book about moral virtue.

By honoring the woman behind the rape kit, Pagan Kennedy reimagines a genre too often dominated by voyeurism and heroized police. So are we ready to give up our favorite propaganda?

From cowboys to labor leaders, David Griscom's debut book calls on Texans to reclaim their leftist roots—and examine who buried them in the first place.