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SOME DOORS ARE BETTER LEFT CLOSED . . . Darkly profound and utterly chilling, Apartment 16 is a work of compulsive psychological horror from the award-winning author of The Ritual, Adam Nevill. ‘Fast becoming Britain's answer to Stephen King’ – The Guardian In Barrington House, an upmarket...

In the autumn of 1949, two women convene in the parlour of a Melbourne hotel. Tess is married and childless. Mary, unwed and pregnant. Surrendering to the unimaginable, Mary agrees to a life-altering pact: she will give her child to Tess. One year earlier, Mary stands on the deck of an...

Winner of the 2018 Louise de Kiriline Lawrence Award for Nonfiction Longlisted for the 2018 RBC Taylor Prize Shortlisted for the 2018 Edna Staebler Award for Creative Non-Fiction The sweeping, epic story of the mysterious land that came to be called “Canada” like it’s never been told...

Dive into the witty world of Franklin P. Adams with this delightful poem, a spirited sequel to Dorothy Parkers original piece, Women Im Not Married To. Adams offers a fresh and humorous perspective on the subject, showcasing his unique take on relationships and the complexities of love. (Summary by Michele Fry)

Soon to Be a Major Motion Picture Starring David Duchovny, Directed by Jay Duplass · Winner of the Colorado Book Award for Creative Nonfiction · Goodreads Choice Award Nominee for Best Memoir See You When I See You is Adam Cayton-Holland’s “heartbreaking work of genius” (Booklist) about...

Winner of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario's 2016 Young Authors Award Winner of the 2017 Louise de Kiriline Award for Nonfiction The age of exploration is not over. When Adam Shoalts ventured into the largest unexplored wilderness on the planet, he hoped to set foot where no one had ever gone...

Now an AMC+ series starring Ben Whishaw The acclaimed multimillion-copy bestseller, This Is Going to Hurt is Adam Kay’s equally ""blisteringly funny"" (Boston Globe) and “heartbreaking” (New Yorker) secret diaries of his years as a young doctor. Welcome to 97-hour weeks. Welcome to life...

Reclaim your personal power and build mental toughness to navigate workplace conflict without compromising your humanity. If you are tired of feeling overlooked, underestimated, and chronically exhausted by people-pleasing, it is time to stop hiding your strength. Transform quiet frustration...

Two years ago, AI was a tool you tried. Today, it is becoming a workforce you manage. The companies that understand the difference are about to pull away from the ones that don't. In Agents, Inc.: How to Rebuild Your Company in the AI Age, Adam Brotman and Andy Sack, co-authors of AI First, lay out what changes when AI stops being something employees use and starts being something they direct.

A mix of practictioners and operatives in politics discussing the state of play in the US and world.

This Christmas, Isla Greene's festive cheer is buried under six feet of snow. Unemployed, evicted, and back in a hometown that no longer feels like home, the twenty-five-year-old faces a not-so-merry life reset. The one bright spot in an otherwise bleak winter? Spending the holidays with her...

Crazy Love isn't a performance. It's a confession. This collection is drawn from over a decade of real journal entries and poetry that Adam Roa never planned to share. It traces the full arc of love: the intoxicating rush, the quiet terrors, the slow unraveling, and the heavy silence that follows when it's over. Woven from multiple relationships into a single emotional journey, these pages are honest to the point of reckless. But beneath the heartbreak runs something deeper. A return to self, hard-won and sacred, that only becomes possible once everything else falls away.

Renowned economic historian and "crisis whisperer" Adam Tooze (Crashed) tells the story of climate change as the first truly global crisis of our time—and the struggle that is shifting the center of power from the West to China For decades, climate change was framed as a Western drama...

Timeless Wisdom Meets Revolutionary Vision in Epic Political Thriller What would an ideal world actually look like? Can humanity move beyond endless conflict? Is there a god, and what is its nature? The Third Phase grapples with these eternal questions, reconciling historical polemics from Plato to Nietzsche. Drawing from classical philosophy's most influential work on justice, this modern allegory offers both inspiration and roadmap.

When the fire doesn’t answer, truth still stands. Marty Dorjan was never meant to be a hero. He’s a comic-book nerd, a gamer, and a kid who senses that something is wrong with the world —but never imagined he would be called to stand against it. Then he finds the Dark Splinter. A forgotten relic tied to sacred history. A silent witness to the Word that once changed everything. And a power that answers not to anger, pride, or force —but to obedience.

A witty and heartfelt YA romance about two boys who fall in love during an all-night school lock-in. Perfect for fans of Adam Silvera and David Levithan. Freddie and Lyle have nothing in common. Except, of course, for the fact that they’re each nursing an enormous crush on the other. A crush...

Technology rarely changes us all at once. It changes us gradually, through habits, incentives, and convenience, until we forget how things felt before.The Human Algorithm is a space for honest conversations about the human and societal consequences of emerging technologies that draws on perspectives from business, academia, policy, culture, and the arts. Not the headlines. The shifts in judgement, meaning, and responsibility that accompany technological change and rarely make the news.The central question: how do we know when technological progress is expanding our humanity, and when it's ...

The first half of the twentieth century was a golden age of American journalism. Major cities supported multiple competing newspapers, many issuing several editions a day. Print magazines flourished. In that competitive landscape, reporters often pursued stories with fearless determination—uncovering corruption, confronting criminal enterprises, and helping to solve real cases that shaped public life.The Big Story (1947–1955) brought these accounts to radio, dramatizing true reporting drawn from newspapers across the country. Performed by New York’s finest radio talent, the series ...

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Join host Adam Graham for Counterspy, a series in which David Harding (played by Don McLaughlin) leads the semi-secret organization Counterspy which fought the forces of evil from Nazis and Soviets to everything in between.Host Adam Graham is your guide through this series podcast through the Great Adventurers of Old Time Radio.