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Makers: The New Industrial Revolution

3-D printers and the future of manufacturing.

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Wolf Story

When the child takes over the bedtime story, the villain -- and the parent -- is put through his paces.

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Air

From gentle breezes to devastating storms, this element shapes our world.

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The Yellow Birds

A young veteran of the war in Iraq turns to fiction in his struggle to make sense of a perplexing combat.

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The Oath

How the Roberts Court became the administration's most unpredictable opponent.

 

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Joseph Anton

Salman Rushdie unfolds the story of a writer''s life plunged into nightmare by a dying cleric's verdict on his novel.

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The Revised Fundamentals of Caregiving

On the road in search of self-awareness.

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Meander: East to West, Indirectly, Along a Turkish River

Following the lazy twists and turns of a river steeped in history and threatened by corruption.

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Laura Lamont's Life in Pictures

A star on the rise during Hollywood's Golden Age.

 

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Strom Thurmond's America

The Senate's champion of segregation endured long after the Dixiecrats were history.

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Gravity's Engines

How black holes paint the universe, and other wonders of the cosmos.

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NW

The novelist maps a twenty-first century city through the lives of four of its natives.

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Mortality

A matchless man of letters contemplates the end.

 

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The Tillerman Cycle

Cynthia Voigt's powerful classics follow a group of siblings who remake their family through a timeless story of love, struggle, and adventure.

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Dreamland: Adventures in the Strange Science of Sleep

A guide to understanding what we do when we aren't awake.

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