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Three timelines converge as Essun and her daughter Nassun race toward opposite ends — one to save humanity, one to end it — in the Hugo Award-winning conclusion to the Broken Earth trilogy.

The final volume: Elena and Lila return to Naples in middle age, their friendship tested by a final, devastating loss as the neighbourhood that made them both begins to dissolve.

Daniel Coyle reveals how deep practice, ignition, and master coaching combine to unlock exceptional skill in any field.

Josef K. is arrested one morning without explanation, prosecuted by an opaque authority for an unnamed crime, and gradually consumed by a legal process he can never understand.

A transformative programme for achieving financial independence by fundamentally rethinking your relationship with money and the time you trade for it.

Young Fitz, the royal bastard of the Six Duchies, is brought to the court of his grandfather King Shrewd and apprenticed to the royal assassin — learning to navigate palace politics, a forbidden magical bond with animals, and the profound isolation of being useful but never truly belonging.

Steven Pinker's comprehensive argument that the Enlightenment values of reason, science, humanism, and progress have dramatically improved the human condition — and why we should defend them.

The landmark study of the state of optimal experience — deep concentration and complete involvement that makes an activity intrinsically rewarding.

Robert Jordan's final completed novel before his death in 2007: the storylines that had stalled across the previous two volumes suddenly and decisively accelerate, resolving long-running threads and propelling every major character toward the Last Battle.

A Harvard geneticist argues that aging is a disease — one that can be treated — and shares the cutting-edge research on sirtuins, NAD+, and the information theory of aging.

A journalist investigates the real causes of depression and anxiety — and finds they have far more to do with how we live than with brain chemistry.

The obsessive voyage of Captain Ahab, whose all-consuming quest to destroy the white whale that maimed him drives his crew toward catastrophe.

Netflix co-founder Reed Hastings reveals the unorthodox culture that drives the company's success — and the specific practices behind radical candor, talent density, and freedom with responsibility.

A behavioural economist reveals the hidden forces that shape our decisions — and why we repeatedly make the same irrational choices despite knowing better.

A guide to being a boss who cares personally while challenging directly — and building a culture of feedback that makes both people and results better.

A pizza delivery driver who moonlights as a hacker navigates the Metaverse — Stephenson's invented virtual reality — to unravel a conspiracy involving a powerful new drug and ancient Sumerian linguistics.

Le Guin's landmark science fiction novel about an envoy from a galactic federation who visits a planet whose inhabitants are ambisexual — neither male nor female — and the profound implications for society and consciousness.

Detective Cassie Maddox is pulled back into undercover work when a murder victim is found bearing her exact face — and carrying the identity Cassie once used as an alias.

A middle-aged man returns to his childhood home and remembers an extraordinary summer when he was seven, a magical neighbor girl, and a darkness that threatened to consume the world.

A theoretical physicist's meditation on the nature of time — what it is, why it flows in one direction, and what physics reveals about its deepest structure.

The decline of the Compson family of Jefferson, Mississippi, told four times from four radically different perspectives — including the interior monologue of a 33-year-old man with the mind of a child.

A strategy for aggressive, self-directed learning that can help you master hard skills quickly and advance your career in the process.

Marlow travels up the Congo River in search of the mysterious ivory trader Kurtz — and discovers the horror at the heart of European imperialism.

William Gibson's groundbreaking cyberpunk novel coined the term 'cyberspace' and defined the aesthetic and concerns of an entire science fiction movement.