All Books

The fifth Expanse novel. For the first time the crew of the Rocinante splits up, each returning to their own past, just as a catastrophic attack on the inner planets remakes the balance of power across the solar system.

Gabriel García Márquez's Nobel Prize-winning epic follows the Buendía family through seven generations in the mythical town of Macondo, blending magical and real with luminous prose.

Andre Agassi's remarkably candid memoir about a sporting career built on hating the sport that made him famous — written with J.R. Moehringer.

Psychologist Anders Ericsson, the father of deliberate practice, reveals the science behind how world-class expertise is actually achieved.

Ottolenghi's groundbreaking vegetable cookbook that transformed how the culinary world thinks about vegetables — not as sides or afterthoughts but as the full expression of a meal.

A curated collection of Charlie Munger's speeches, talks, and aphorisms covering his mental models framework, investment philosophy, and worldview — edited by Peter Kaufman and long considered one of the most important books in serious investor and intellectual circles.

Hermann Hesse's spiritual classic follows a young Brahmin's journey to enlightenment through renunciation, pleasure, commerce, and finally the unity of all things found at the river.

A James Beard Award-winning, vegetable-forward cookbook organised around the changing arc of the growing year, teaching home cooks to treat produce as the star and to cook with the seasons.

A writer and researcher examines the central technical challenge of AI development: ensuring that AI systems do what we actually want them to do rather than what we literally told them to do — a problem that grows in complexity as systems grow in capability.

A successful judge who has lived a conventional, comfortable life falls ill and, in the process of dying, confronts the question of whether his life has been good — and discovers that it has not.

A comprehensive history of the gene from Mendel's peas to CRISPR — and a searching investigation of what our growing power over the genome means for humanity.

In the city of Camorr — a fantasy Venice — a gang of elite con artists and thieves called the Gentlemen Bastards pull off elaborate heists while a supernatural criminal element threatens everything.

The founder of the index fund and Vanguard makes the definitive case for buying and holding low-cost index funds as the optimal investment strategy for most people.

Kvothe — innkeeper, legend, the most infamous man alive — agrees to tell his life story to a Chronicler over three days. Day One: his childhood with a troupe of travelling performers, his time as a street orphan in Tarbean, and his legendary entry to the University where magic is studied.

A prose-poetry masterpiece in which the prophet Almustafa offers wisdom on love, marriage, children, work, freedom, death, and the nature of good and evil before departing on a ship — one of the bestselling books of the twentieth century.

In the remote mountain village of Kaigen, Misaki — a wife and mother who has suppressed her own formidable past — must confront both a devastating invasion and the lies her family and society have built their identity upon.

Nobel laureate Daniel Kahneman explains the two systems that drive the way we think — and reveals how our intuitive System 1 thinking leads us astray in predictable, correctable ways.

The Ramsay family's two visits to their summer house in the Hebrides, separated by ten years and the First World War — and Lily Briscoe's attempt to paint what cannot be painted.

Tress has never left her small island. When the boy she loves is kidnapped and taken across the deadly spore seas, she sets out to rescue him — becoming a sailor, a pirate, and eventually a hero on a world she's never seen.

Beryl Markham's memoir of growing up in Kenya in the early twentieth century, training horses, becoming the first person to fly solo non-stop from England to North America west to east, and living a life that defied every category available to women of her era.

A rare magician who can travel between parallel Londons teams up with a street thief to prevent a dark power from destroying all the worlds.

In a galaxy divided into zones of thought where intelligence itself is limited by proximity to the galactic core, a human ship accidentally releases an ancient evil and two children are stranded on a world of pack-minded aliens while the fate of civilization is debated across an early proto-internet.

The classic argument for efficient markets and passive investing — now in its thirteenth edition — explaining why index funds outperform most actively managed portfolios.

Le Guin's first Earthsea novel follows Ged, a boy of extraordinary power who attends a school for wizards on the island of Roke and, in his pride, releases a shadow upon the world that only he can face.