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CURRENT AFFAIRS The Naked Future: What Happens in a Mayday: The Decline World That Anticipates Your Every Move? of American Naval Supremacy Patrick Tucker • 978-1-59184-586-7 • $27.95 • Seth Cropsey • 978-1-4683-0828-0 • $17.95 • Diaries of an Unfinished Revolution: March 2014 • Current • At the intersection of April 2014 • Overlook • “A powerful distress Voices from Tunis to Damascus Present Shock and The Signal and the Noise, a call about the dangerous decline of American Edited with a Preface by Layla Al-Zubaidi and futurist’s in-depth look at the promise and sea power” (William Kristol, The Weekly Matthew Cassel • Translated by Georgina perils of forecasting. Standard) from a longtime Navy insider, now Collins and Robin Moger • Introduction by with a new afterword. • “Every American Samar Yazbek • 978-0-14-312515-0 • $17.00 • should read this extraordinary book.”—John Jan 2014 • Penguin • An English PEN Award– Lehman, former United States Secretary of the winning collection of personal testimony from POLITICAL SCIENCE Navy and member of the 9/11 Commission • participants in the Arab Spring. • “Among the “Looks at the past, present, and future of the most moving, inspiring, and revealing pieces of U.S. Navy and finds a troubling drift toward a Redeeming the Dream non-fiction we’ve come across in some smaller fleet and reduced American global David Boies and Theodore B. Olson • 978-0- t i m e .” —The National(U.A.E.) • “These influence.”—Jon Kyl, former U.S. Senate 670-01596-2 • $28.95 • June 2014 • Viking • stories…are the brave first draft of history…. Minority Whip Their voices are honest and compelling”— The inside story of the Supreme Court’s Wendell Steavenson landmark rulings on The Defense of Marriage Words Will Break Cement: Act and Proposition 8—by the two lawyers who The Passion of Pussy Riot Where Does It Hurt?: An Entrepreneur’s argued the case. Masha Gessen • 978-1-59463-219-8 • $16.00 • Guide to Fixing Health Care Roger Ailes: Off Camera March 2014 • Riverhead • The story of the Jonathan Bush with Stephen Baker • 978-1- Russian feminist punk activists who reinvented Zev Chafets • 978-1-59523-108-6 • $16.00 • Jan 59184-677-2 • $27.95 • May 2014 • Portfolio • the power of truth in a society built on lies. • 2014 • Sentinel • The journalist received An eye-opening tour of the sprawling and “Gessen shines a piercing light into every dark unprecedented access to Ailes and his family, wasteful health care industry, and a plan for corner.”—Foreign Affairs• “It is with explosive friends, and colleagues, including modernizing and reinvigorating the broken revelations that Gessen truly excels...an Bill O’Reilly and Sean Hannity. • “A tantalizing system. incredibly brave writer.”—Columbia Journalism look into the life of a man who altered the Review One Nation TV-news landscape”—Kirkus Reviews Ben Carson, MD and Candy Carson • The Fourth Revolution: The Party’s Over: 978-1-59523-112-3 • $24.95 • May 2014 • The Global Race to Reinvent the State How the Extreme Right Hijacked Sentinel • Acclaimed brain surgeon and John Micklethwait and Adrian Wooldridge • the GOP and I Became a Democrat bestselling author’s plan for restoring America’s 978-1-59420-539-2 • $27.95 • May 2014 • Charlie Crist and Ellis Henican • 978-0-525- greatness. • “The Johns Hopkins neurosurgeon Penguin Press • From the bestselling authors of 95441-5 • $26.95 • Feb 2014 • Dutton • The may not be politically correct, but he’s closer to The Right Nation, an argument that our current former Republican governor of Florida spent correct than we’ve heard in years.”—The Wall crisis in government is nothing less than the years in the party’s inner circle. In this Street Journal fourth radical transition in the history of the no-holds-barred memoir, he shows why he nation-state. Hacking Happiness switched sides and became a Democrat. John Havens • 978-0-399-16531-3 • $26.95 • April 2014 • Tarcher • Shows us how to utilize our technology to improve the human experience and drive social change.

PENGUIN GROUP (USA) An Atheist in the FOXhole: AMERICAN HISTORY When the United States Spoke French: A Liberal’s Eight-Year Odyssey Inside A Story of Five Aristocratic Refugees the Heart of the Right-Wing Media from Old Europe Who Shaped Joe Muto • 978-0-142-18101-0 • $17.00 • June The Boys in the Boat: Nine Americans a Rough New Nation 2014 • Plume • A funny, insightful memoir by a and Their Epic Quest for Gold François Furstenberg • 978-1-59420-441-8 • self-described bleeding heart liberal (formerly at the 1936 Berlin Olympics $36.00 • July 2014 • Penguin Press • The untold known as “The Fox Mole”) who spent eight Daniel James Brown • 978-0-14-312547-1 • story of a circle of French aristocratic émigrés years at the Fox News Channel. $17.00 • June 2014 • Penguin • TheNew York who weathered the French Revolution in Times bestselling story about American Philadelphia, including Napoleon’s future Citizenville: How to Take the Town Square Olympic triumph in Nazi Germany, drawn foreign minister Talleyrand, whose dealings in Digital and Reinvent Government from the boys’ own journals and vivid international diplomacy and land speculation Gavin Newsom with Lisa Dickey • 978-0-14- memories. • “I really can’t rave enough about helped shape the nation as we know it today. 312447-4 • $16.00 • Feb 2014 • Penguin • this book....This isChariots of Fire with Drawing on wide-ranging interviews with oars.”—David Laskin, author of The Children’s America’s Longest Siege: thinkers and politicians, Newsom shows how Blizzard and The Family Charleston, Slavery, and the Americans can transform their government, Slow March Toward Civil War taking matters into their own hands. • “A fasci- Washington Journal: Joseph Kelly • 978-1-4683-0892-1 • $18.95 • nating case for a more engaged government, The Watergate Scandal, 1973-1974 Sep 2014 • Overlook • A sweeping new history transformed to meet the challenges and possi- Elizabeth Drew • 978-1-4683-0918-8 • $29.95 • of the city and the times that ignited America’s bilities of the twenty-first century.”—President May 2014 • Overlook • Hailed as a landmark Civil War. • “An elucidating study by a William J. Clinton • “Offers both an impas- work of journalism, Washington Journal is back Charleston historian who sees the shadow of sioned plea for more tech-enabled government in print in time for the 40th anniversary of nullification still looming”—Kirkus • “Vividly and a tour d’horizon of the ways some govern- Nixon’s resignation. Features a new and accurately portrays Charleston as ‘ground ments have begun using technology to good introduction • “Of all the books on Watergate, zero’ in America’s long struggle over slavery.”— effect.”—San Francisco Chronicle this is the one that will last.”—John W. Gardner Robert N. Rosen, author of Confederate • “A sober, thorough, and sensitive report.”— Charleston and A Short History of Charleston Beyond War: Reimagining America’s Role Book Review and Ambitions in a New Middle East The Founding Conservatives: David Rohde • 978-0-14-312511-2 • $16.00 • The Third Coast: When Chicago How a Group of Unsung Heroes April 2014 • Penguin • The two-time Pulitzer Built the American Dream Saved the American Revolution Prize winner presents a clarion call for change Thomas Dyja • 978-0-14-312509-9 • $18.00 • David Lefer • Untold story of the small group in American policies and attitudes toward a April 2014 • Penguin • Critically acclaimed of Founders who saved the Revolution from rapidly changing Middle East. • “A book of cultural history of Chicago at mid-century, radicalism and laid the foundations of a free profound, forward-looking policy analysis featuring many of the incredible personalities and prosperous nation. • “A splendid narrative about how America might help bring peace to that shaped American culture. • “A magisterial history”—The Washington Times• the region.”—New York Journal of Books narrative…a luminous, empathetic, and “Groundbreaking history not to be missed—a engrossing portrait of a city”—Publishers book to quote and to keep.”—Kirkus America in Retreat Weekly (starred review) • “[A] robust cultural Bret Stephens • 978-1-59184-662-8 • $27.95 • history...zooms in on the qualities Chicagoans The Way of the Knife: The CIA, a Secret June 2014 • Sentinel • A Pulitzer Prize–winning value and does it better than anyone else.”—The Army, and a War at the Ends of the Earth columnist argues that the resurgence of New York Times Book Review Mark Mazzetti • 978-0-14-312501-3 • $16.00 • isolationism in the U.S. is an invitation to April 2014 • Penguin • Pulitzer Prize–winning global disorder of a kind last seen in the 1930s. The Age of Edison: Electric Light reporter’s account of the transformation of the and the Invention of Modern America CIA and America’s special operations forces Ernest Freeberg • 978-0-14-312444-3 • $17.00 • into man-hunting and killing machines • “A Feb 2014 • Penguin • Sweeping history of the stunning, inside account….A frightening, electric light revolution and the birth of must-read book.”—Jane Mayer • “An authorita- modern America • “Freeberg’s broad research tive account...If you want to understand the adds up to a vivid social history.”— Wall Street world we live in, you need to read it.”—Thomas Journal • “Fascinating…fills an important gap E. Ricks author of Fiasco and The Generals in the history of this subject...Well-written and insightful.”—Paul Israel, author of Edison: A My Share of the Task Life of Invention; General Editor, The Thomas General Stanley McChrystal • 978-1-59184- Edison Papers 682-6 • $20.00 • Feb 2014 • Portfolio • In this illuminating New York Times bestseller, Five Came Back: A Story of Hollywood McChrystal frankly explores the major and the Second World War episodes and controversies of his career. He Mark Harris • 978-1-59420-430-2 • $29.95 • also paints a portrait of how the military March 2014 • Penguin Press • From the establishment turned itself, in one generation, acclaimed author of Pictures at a Revolution, into the adaptive, resilient force that would the story of the extraordinary wartime soon be tested in Iraq, Afghanistan, and the experiences of five of Hollywood’s greatest and wider War on Terror. • “This is a brilliant book most legendary directors, all of whom put their about leadership wrapped inside a fascinating stamp on the war and who were changed personal narrative.”—, author forever by it. of Steve Jobs

PENGUIN GROUP (USA) 3 No Easy Day: The Firsthand Account of EUROPEAN AND The Deserters: the Mission that Killed Osama Bin Laden WORLD HISTORY A Hidden History of World War II Mark Owen with Kevin Maurer • 978-0-451- Charles Glass • 978-0-14-312548-8 • $18.00 • 46874-1 • $16.00 • May 2014 • NAL • The June 2014 • Penguin • A groundbreaking bestselling account of the Bin Laden raid from Crete 1941: The Battle and the Resistance history of ordinary soldiers struggling on the a Navy SEAL who witnessed the terrorist Antony Beevor • 978-0-14-312642-3 • $18.00 • front lines of the Second World War. • mastermind’s final moments. • “A remarkably July 2014 • Penguin • The acclaimed historian “Powerful and often startling...Offers a intimate glimpse into what motivates men and bestselling author reconstructs the epic provokingly fresh angle on this most studied of striving to join an elite fighting force like the WWII struggle for Crete—reissued with a new conflicts.”— SEALS—and what keeps them there.”— introduction. • “Beevor has a flair for re- Associated Press creating the historical moment, and during The Remedy: Robert Koch, Arthur Conan sections of the text even the most detached Doyle, and the Quest to Cure TB Eliot Ness: The Rise and Fall reader will pause to catch a breath.”—Library Thomas Goetz • 978-1-592-40751-4 •$27.00 • of an American Hero Journal March 2014 • Gotham • The riveting history of Douglas Perry • 978-0-670-02588-6 • $27.95 • the world’s most lethal disease, the two men March 2014 • Viking • From an award-winning Comandante: Hugo Chavez’s Venezuela whose lives it tragically intertwined, and the writer and editor, the true story of the Rory Carroll • 978-0-14-312488-7 • $17.00 • birth of medical science. legendary lawman who led the Untouchables, March 2014 • Penguin • Acclaimed journalist took on Al Capone, and saved a city’s soul. tells the inside story of Chavez’s life, his time as You Hide That You Hate Me and I Hide Venezuela’s president, and his legacy. • “An That I Know: Living with It in Rwanda Bunker Hill: A City, A Siege, A Revolution impressively well-researched and readable Philip Gourevitch • 978-1-59420-424-1 • $27.95 Nathaniel Philbrick • 978-0-14-312532-7 • portrait.”—The New York Times Book Review • • April 2014 • Penguin Press • An unforgettable $18.00 • May 2014 • Penguin • Philbrick “A deeply informative, sprightly chronicle of journey to Rwanda twenty years after the reconstructs the revolutionary landscape— Venezuela’s dizzying journey.”—The devastating genocide, from the author of the geographic and ideological—in a narrative of Washington Post modern classic We Wish to Inform You That the robust, messy, blisteringly real origins of Tomorrow We Will Be Killed with Our Families. America. • “Lively....Philbrick guides us The War Within: Israel’s Ultra-Orthodox beautifully through Revolutionary Boston, with Threat to Democracy and the Nation The First Muslim: The Story of Muhammad the Battle of Bunker Hill as his story’s grand Yuval Elizur and Lawrence Malkin • 978-1- Lesley Hazleton • 978-1-59463-230-3 • $17.00 • climax.”—The New York Times Book Review 4683-0825-9 • $15.95 • March 2014 • Overlook Feb 2014 • Riverhead • “Offers a welcome • With a new afterword. • From acclaimed chance to read [Muhammad’s] life story in a The Civil War: The Final Year journalists, an exploration of a battle between more familiar and accessible form than the Told by Those Who Lived It church and state as it plays out before our eyes Islamic sources…It makes its subject vivid and Edited by Aaron Sheehan-Dean • 978-1-59853- in Israel today. • “Elizur and Malkin pull no immediate.”—Hari Kunzru, The New York Times 294-4 • $40.00 • April 2014 • Library of Ameri- punches in documenting, analyzing, and Book Review • “A book plentiful with tales of ca • The final volume of the ground-breaking commenting upon the turbulent religious Muhammad’s life that follow logically from eyewitness narrative. • “Extraordinary, imagi- kulturkampf which rends Israeli society, with orphan to religious leader, but more than that, natively compiled, and beautifully edited….If ominous repercussions for citizens of Israel and it enriches us with the detail of a time and place there is a richer evocation of those terrible Jews everywhere.”—David Landau, Israel in history.”—The New York Journal of Books times, I have not seen it.”—Geoffrey C. Ward, correspondent for co-author of The Civil War and author of The Histories A First-Class Temperament A History of the Philippines: Herodotus • Newly Translated by Tom Holland From Indios Bravos to Filipinos • Introduction by Paul Cartledge Becoming Americans: Immigrants Tell Luis H. Francia • 978-1-4683-0857-0 • $17.95 • • 978-0-670-02489-6 • $40.00 • May 2014 • Their Stories from Jamestown to Today May 2014 • Overlook • A concise and Viking • One of Western history’s greatest Edited by Ilan Stavans • Foreword by Pete accessible history of the troubled yet vibrant books and the very first work of non-fiction. • Hamill • 978-1-59853-290-6 • $21.95 • Jan nation. “The best English translation of Herodotus to 2014 • Library of America • Now in paperback, have appeared in the past half-century...Fast, the landmark gathering of the literature of Rendezvous with Destiny: funny, opinionated, clear and erudite...I am in American immigration. • “An extraordinary How Franklin D. Roosevelt and awe of Tom Holland’s achievement, and have vision of the immigrant experience in all its Five Extraordinary Men Took America no doubt it will bear rich fruit in bringing heartbreak, suffering, and serendipitous into the War and into the World Herodotus to public attention.”—Times Literary opportunities”—Geoff Wisner,The Christian Michael Fullilove • 978-0-14-312562-4 • $18.00 Supplement Science Monitor • July 2014 • Penguin • The untold story of the The Plantagenets: The Warrior Kings five diplomatic envoys sent by Roosevelt on The Bohemians: Mark Twain and and Queens Who Made England dramatic and often dangerous missions to the San Francisco Writers Who Europe in the lead-up to the Second World Dan Jones • 978-0-14-312492-4 • $18.00 • April Reinvented American Literature War—missions that bound FDR together with 2014 • Penguin • TheNew York Times bestseller Ben Tarnoff • 978-1-59420-473-9 • $27.95 • Feb Churchill and Stalin. • “A rare combination of that tells the story of Britain’s greatest and worst 2014 • Penguin Press • From the author of A diplomatic thriller and original history, dynasty. • “An engaging and readable Counterfeiter’s Paradise: The Wicked Lives and well-paced and expertly told.”—The Financial account…and yet researched with the exacting Surprising Adventures of Three Early American Times • “Narrative history in its best and most standards of an academician. The result is an Moneymakers, a portrait of the birth of modern gripping form...I understand FDR’s talents and enjoyable, often harrowing journey through a America and the western writers who gave the drama of America’s entry into war in a new bloody, insecure era.”— voice to its emerging identity. way.”— James Fallows, The Atlantic, author of China Airborne

PENGUIN GROUP (USA) 4 Yemen: The Unknown Arabia The Third Horseman: Climate Change and SOCIAL / Tim Mackintosh-Smith • 978-1-4683-0882-2 • the Great Famine of the 14th Century CULTURAL STUDIES $18.95 • Overlook • June 2014 • Updated with a William Rosen • 978-0-670-02589-3 • $28.95 • new afterword, the definitive book on Yemen May 2014 • Viking • The author ofJustinian’s that The Economist called “splendid.” • Flea and The Most Powerful Idea in the World The Third Plate: “Mackintosh-Smith seems incapable of writing details how a seven-year cycle of rain, cold, dis- Field Notes on the Future of Food a dull sentence, and in him the scholar, the ease, and warfare created the worst famine in Dan Barber • 978-1-59420-407-4 • $29.95 • linguist and the storyteller swap hats with European history. With dramatic appearances May 2014 • Penguin Press • Drawing on the marvelous speed.”—Jason Goodwin, The New by Scotland’s William Wallace, and the luckless wisdom and experience of chefs and farmers York Times Book Review Edward II and his treacherous Queen Isabella, from around the world, Barber proposes a new history’s best documented episode of cata- definition for ethical eating destined to refashion Operation Sea Lion: The Failed Nazi strophic climate change comes alive, with pow- Americans’ deepest beliefs about food. Invasion that Turned the Tide of War erful implications for future calamities. Leo McKinstry • 978-1-4683-0149-6 • $29.95 • Around the World in Seventy-Two Days July 2014 • Overlook • Using a wealth of Russia: A 1000-Year Chronicle and Other Writings archival and primary source materials, of the Wild East Nellie Bly • Edited with an Introduction by McKinstry provides a new assessment of Martin Sixsmith • 978-1-4683-0501-2 • $21.95 Jean Marie Lutes • Foreword by Maureen Hitler’s audacious plan to conquer Britain and • Jan 2014 • Overlook • Updated with a new Corrigan • 978-0-14-310740-8 • $17.00 • May how it was foiled. introduction, the sweeping history of Russia 2014 • Penguin • The only existing printed and and its citizens by esteemed BBC Moscow edited collection of the legendary journalist’s The Bombers and the Bombed correspondent. • “All the ingredients to become writings. • “Long before Jack Kerouac made it a Richard Overy • 978-0-670-02515-2 • $36.00 • the leading popular history of Russia. strictly macho thing to do, Nellie Bly went ‘on March 2014 • Viking • A master historian’s Colloquial, personal, and anecdotal in style… the road’ to find her stories.”—Maureen blistering new account of the advent of air power, Well-researched and factually sound.”—Times Corrigan, from the Foreword the creation of total war, and the staggering Literary Supplement failures of the Allied bombing offensives in the The Triple Package: How Three Unlikely Second World War. • “A formidably researched, Train: Riding the Rails That Created the Traits Explain the Rise and Fall elegantly written thesis.”— • Modern World—From the Trans-Siberian of Cultural Groups in America “Absorbing and unexpectedly moving.”— The to the Southwest Chief and Jed Rubenfeld • 978-1-59420- New York Times Book Review • “History at its Tom Zoellner • 978-0-670-02528-2 • $27.95 • 546-0 • $27.95 • Feb 2014 • Penguin Press • An best.”—The Economist Feb 2014 • Viking • Revelatory account of the eye-opening examination of how some groups world’s most indispensable mode of The War of Attrition: can consistently outperform others. Both Chua transportation • “Zoellner’s writing is never less (Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother) and Fighting the First World War than engaging; in Train he has made himself a Rubenfeld (Freedom and Time) are professors William Philpott • 978-1-4683-0268-4 • $29.95 veritable Walt Whitman of rail travel.”— at Yale Law School. • “On a highly touchy • April 2014 • Overlook • One hundred years Richard Rhodes, Pulitzer prize-winning author subject, the authors tread carefully, backing after the first guns of August rang out on the of The Making of the Atomic Bomb • “Elegant, their assertions with copious notes. Though Western front, historian Philpott reexamines deeply informed and smart, full of knowledge- coolly and cogently argued, this book is bound the causes and lingering effects of the first truly bearing sentences, and prose so companionable to be the spark for many potentially heated modern war. and rich in insight that it is as if its author were discussions.”—Kirkus Reviews at your shoulder, taking you along with Bending Adversity: him.”—Richard Bausch The End of the Suburbs: Japan and the Art of Survival Where the American Dream is Moving David Pilling • 978-1-59420-584-2 • $25.95 • Leigh Gallagher • 978-159-184697-0 • $16.00 • March 2014 • Penguin Press • The Financial June 2014 • Portfolio • Details the powerful Times Asia editor’s eye-opening portrait of social, economic, and demographic forces that contemporary Japan. • “A probing, nourishing are converging to render the suburbs and independent-minded book.”—David unnecessary, and even undesirable, for an ever Mitchell, author of Cloud Atlas increasing number of Americans. • “Required Merchant, Soldier, Sage: reading for anyone interested in the future of A New History of Power the United States.”—Kenneth T. Jackson, professor of history, Columbia University David Priestland • 978-0-14-312507-5 • $17.00

• March 2014 • Penguin • A new interpretation of modern history as a struggle between three economic groups, and the resulting threat to global, political, and economic order. • “Stimu- lating... [Priestland] offers crisp portraits of en- trepreneurs, economists, and warriors...[with] sparkling prose and often arresting compari- sons.”—Financial Times • “Lively, opinionat- ed…Priestland has some interesting things to say about why power relationships shift and what happens when they do.”—Economist

PENGUIN GROUP (USA) 5 Ready for a Brand New Beat: Seven Flowers: PSYCHOLOGY / How “Dancing in the Street” Became And How They Shaped Our World EDUCATION the Anthem for a Changing America Jennifer Potter • 978-1-4683-0817-4 • $26.95 • Marchk Kurlansky • 978-1-59463-273-0 • March 2014 • Overlook • The illuminating Drunk Tank Pink: $16.00 • July 2014 • Riverhead • The story of story of seven small but beautiful plants that And Other Unexpected Forces That the civil rights movement’s genesis as told changed the way we live. Shape How We Think, Feel, and Behave through the lens of one iconic song in the Adam Alter • 978-0-14-312493-1 • $16.00 • summer of ’64. • “Compelling, fascinating, and Blessing the Hands That Feed Us: What Eating Closer to Home March 2014 • Penguin • A revelatory look at entertaining ... Kurlansky manages to tell not how our environment unconsciously yet Can Teach Us About Food, Community, only the story of a song but also a record label dramatically shapes the judgments and and Our Place on Earth alongside a social history of 1960s America ... decisions we make every day. • “Alter has A rousing history of an iconic song.”—Booklist collected the most wonderfully strange and Vicki Robin • 978-0-670-02572-5 • $26.95 • Jan (starred review) surprising nuggets of recent psychological 2014 • Viking • The bestselling co-author of research in one book.”—Joshua Foer, author of Detroit: An American Autopsy Your Money or Your Life chronicles her quest to Moonwalking with Einstein Charlie LeDuff • 978-0-14-312446-7 • $17.00 • eat food produced within 10 miles of her home. Feb 2014 • Penguin • An explosive exposé of • “A compelling manifesto of localization… an Fail Fast, Fail Often: America’s lost prosperity—from the Pulitzer engaging, delightfully enjoyable read.”— How Losing Can Help You Win Michael H. Shuman, author of Local Dollars, Prize­winning journalist. • “Others have written Ryan Babineaux, Ph.D. and John Krumboltz, Local Sense • “Robin has made an illuminating well about the city, but none with the visceral Ph.D. • 978-0-399-16625-9 • $15.95 • Jan 2014 experiment that could help lead us all closer to anger, the hair-tearing frustration, and the • Tarcher • Career counselors and creators of a sustainable world...she weaves global issues hungry humanity of LeDuff.”—Newsweek • “A the popular Stanford University Continuing into very personal, intimate stories of her own book full of both literary grace and hard-won Studies course of the same title show readers experience.”—Starhawk world-weariness ... Iggy Pop meets Jim Carroll why the biggest mistake they might be making and Charles Bukowski.”—Kirkus (starred is not making mistakes. • “Offers helpful tactics review) American Savage: Insights, Slights, and Fights on Faith, Sex, Love, and Politics for conquering paralyzing fear and taking the strategic risks necessary for success.”—Todd Clash!: How to Thrive Dan Savage • 978-0-142-18100-3 • $17.00 • Henry, author of The Accidental Creative • in a Multicultural World June 2014 • Plume • Following his Emmy- “Chock-full of practical, inspirational stories winning It Gets Better campaign, the bestselling Hazel Rose Markus Ph.D. and Alana Conner, and advice.”—Denise Pope, Ph.D., Senior author, activist, and provocateur weighs in on Ph.D. • 978-0-142-18093-8 • $17.00 • July 2014 Lecturer, Stanford Graduate School of diverse issues with characteristic straight talk • Plume • Leading cultural psychologists reveal Education, and Co-Founder, Challenge Success why we must overcome our cultural differences and humor. • “An extraordinarily personal, to mend the rifts in our workplaces, schools, deeply felt book about traditional marriage, The Truth About Trust: How It Determines and relationships, as well as on the global stage. authentic and healthy religion and a traditional Success in Life, Love, Learning, and More sex life.”—The Washington Post • “A brilliant, eye-opening book! Filled with David DeSteno • 978-1-59463-123-8 • $25.95 • insight, and based on fascinating original Feb 2014 • Hudson Street Press • Renowned research.”—Amy Chua, author of Battle Hymn Zero Zero Zero Roberto Saviano • Translated by Virginia Jewiss psychologist brings together the latest research of the Tiger Mother • “Illuminates the cultural from diverse fields to create a compelling influences in our lives and how they underlie • 978-1-59420-550-7 • $27.95 • April 2014 • Penguin Press • From the author of the narrative about the forces that have shaped the the major identity clashes of our times.” human mind’s propensities to trust. —Claude Steele, author of Whistling Vivaldi international bestseller Gomorrah comes a landmark investigation of the international Inside Rehab: The Surprising Truth cocaine cartels and their hidden role in the Cooked: A Natural History about Addiction Treatment— global economy. “Zero zero zero” is the of Transformation and How to Get Help That Works nickname among narcotraffickers for the Michael Pollan • 978-0-14-312533-4 • $17.00 • purest, highest quality cocaine on the market. Anne M. Fletcher • 978-0-14-312436-8 • $17.00 May 2014 • Penguin • Pollan explores the And it is the title of Saviano’s unforgettable • Jan 2014 • Penguin • An essential guide to enduring power of the four classical elements exploration of how the cocaine trade knits the finding the right recovery program from the to transform the stuff of nature into things to world into its dark economy and imposes its New York Times–bestselling author of Sober for eat and drink. • “Nothing short of important, own vicious rules and moral codes on its Good. • “Landmark: it is a brave, bold and life-altering, reading for every living, breathing armies and, through them, on us all. paradigm-shifting contribution to the human being.”—The Boston Globe literature. Inside Rehab is a must read for anyone with a stake in addiction treatment.”— Howard J. Shaffer, Ph.D., Director, Division on Addiction, The Cambridge Health Alliance (A Harvard Medical School Teaching Affiliate); Associate Professor, Harvard Medical School

PENGUIN GROUP (USA) 6 Joy, Guilt, Anger, Love: What Mastermind: How to Think Standard Deviations: Neuroscience Can—and Can’t— Like Sherlock Holmes Flawed Assumptions, Tortured Data, Tell Us about How We Feel Maria Konnikova • 978-0-14-312434-4 • $16.00 and Other Ways to Lie with Statistics Giovanni Frazzetto • 978-0-14-312309-5 • • Jan 2014 • Penguin • A unique exploration Gary Smith • 978-1-4683-0920-1 • $28.95 • July $16.00 • March 2014 • Penguin • Renowned into how people think and how they can do it 2014 • Overlook • The mathematical certainty neuroscientist blends cutting-edge scientific better, through the lens of brain science and the of Nate Silver meets the behavioral insights of research with personal stories to reveal how example of literature’s greatest detective. • “A Daniel Kahneman in this fun, eye-opening our brains generate our emotions. delightful tour of the science of memory, deconstruction of all the ways we’re being creativity, and reasoning...Konnikova is an duped by data. Love 2.0: Finding Happiness and Health engaging and insightful guide to this in Moments of Connection fascinating material.”—Steven Pinker • Getting Unstuck: Barbara Fredrickson • 978-0-142-18047-1 • “Fascinating look at how the mind works— Break Free of the Plateau Effect $16.00 • Jan 2014 • Plume • The positive replete with real-life case studies and engaging Hugh Thompson and Bob Sullivan • 978-0- emotions expert explores the science behind thought experiments.”—Publishers Weekly 142-18094-5 • $17.00 • May 2014 • Plume • love • “[Fredrickson] offers a wealth of (starred review) Using case studies of both success and failure— scientific evidence and inspiring stories including Derek Jeter, Blockbuster, and demonstrating that affective resonance is a key The Myths of Happiness: What Should Google— Sullivan and Thompson identify how factor for our happiness and that of others. This Make You Happy, but Doesn’t, What to avoid pitfalls and to incorporate the peak be- is a must-read for all those interested in Shouldn’t Make You Happy, but Does haviors that place plateau breakthroughs within psychology, health, longevity…and above all a Sonja Lyubomirsky • 978-0-14-312451-1 • anyone’s grasp. • “An entertaining and valuable meaningful life.”—Matthieu Ricard, author of $16.00 • Feb 2014 • Penguin • Happiness guide that will show you how to quit the strug- Happiness and Why Meditate? expert’s research-based lessons in how to find gle and get up off the ground.”—Daniel H. Pink opportunity in life’s thorniest moments • “I • “The science behind how we can learn to Risk Savvy: How to Make Good Decisions have no doubt that people who read this book excel at almost anything we care about by re- Gerd Gigerenzer • 978-0-670-02565-7 • $25.95 and take its suggestions to heart will get more training our brains…A stimulating and useful • April 2014 • Viking • An eye-opening look at satisfaction form their work, and more joy handbook.”—Daniel J. Levitin the ways we misjudge risk every day and a from their relations with others.”—Barry guide to making better decisions with our Schwartz, Los Angeles Review of Books The Body Keeps the Score: Brain, Mind, money, health, and personal lives. and Body in the Healing of Trauma Commit to Win Bessel Van Der Kolk • 978-0-670-78593-3 • Focus: Use Different Ways of Seeing Heidi Reeder, PhD • 978-1-59463-133-7 • $27.95 • June 2014 • Viking • A pioneering the World for Success and Influence $25.95 • May 2014 • Hudson Street Press • researcher and one of the world’s foremost Heidi Grant Halvorson and E. Tory Higgins • Reeder unpacks over forty years of research by experts on traumatic stress offers a bold new 978-0-142-18073-0 • $16.00 • Feb 2014 • Plume psychologists and economists to show that the paradigm for healing. • Introducing the two basic motivations that key to reaching any goal isn’t motivation, drive everything we want and do, the authors willpower, or determination. It’s commitment. Creating Room to Read: A Story of Hope give us a powerful tool to spread ideas, attract in the Battle for Global Literacy customers, influence others, and reach our own Finding Your Element: John Wood • 978-0-142-18050-1 • $16.00 • Feb goals. • “Exciting…brings motivational science How to Discover Your Talents 2014 • Plume • The continuing and inspiring to life in a practical way.”—Daniel Gilbert, and Passions and Transform Your Life story of one of the most successful Ph.D., author of Stumbling on Happiness • Ken Robinson • 978-0-14-312551-8 • $16.00 • international literacy organizations, as it “Filled with practical examples that make it a June 2014 • Penguin • Robinson’s New York expands its mission to build libraries, fund must-read for anyone who wants to understand Times bestseller, The Element, introduced a new scholarships, and publish children’s books. • why they behave as they do.”—Art Marchkman, concept of self-fulfillment through the conver- “[Wood’s] extraordinary enthusiasm [and] Ph.D. author of Smart Thinking: Three Essential gence of natural talents and personal passions. boldness…come through clearly. His legacy of Keys to Solve Problems, Innovate, and Get His new book is the practical guide that helps libraries is one of which another role model— Things Done people find their own Element. • “An accessible, Andrew Carnegie—would no doubt have been actionable guide for discovering what most proud, especially since Wood began with Smarter: The New Science matters.”—New York Journal of Books nothing like the same personal fortune.”— of Building Brain Power Financial Times Dan Hurley • 978-1-59463-127-6 • $25.95 • Jan Your Survival Instinct Is Killing You: 2014 • Hudson Street Press • Expanding his Retrain Your Brain to Conquer Fear The Chemistry Between Us: popular and controversial article in The New and Build Resilience Love, Sex, and the Science of Attraction York Times Magazine, Hurley unveils the new Marc Schoen, Ph.D with Kristin Loberg • Larry Young, Ph.D. and Brian Alexander • science of intelligence to show us all how we 978-0-142-18074-7 • $16.00 • April 2014 • 978-1-59184-661-1 • $16.00 • Feb 2014 • too can get smarter. • “An essential read...It’s a Plume • Dr. Schoen explains not only that the Current • A neuroscientist and a journalist riveting look at the birth of a new science as underlying cause of all “bad habits” is anxiety offer a revolutionary model of desire, sex, love, well as a user’s manual for anyone who wants to and fear, but also how simple techniques can and family. • “Lively and fun…a fresh and be better at solving problems, learning new rewire and comfort our brain. • unapologetically pointed analysis on what things, and coming up with creative ideas.”— “Unconventional...Ancient wisdom with new understanding the neurobiological correlates of Daniel H. Pink findings in brain research lead to a startling love may mean for both our relationships and conclusion: What has allowed our species to our culture.”—Kayt Sukel, New Scientist survive is driving us crazy.”—David Logan, Ph.D., bestselling coauthor of Tribal Leadership and The Three Laws of Performance; professor, USC, Marshall School of Business

PENGUIN GROUP (USA) 7 PHILOSOPHY / RELIGION MATH / SCIENCE / Windfall ENVIRONMENT McKenzie Funk • 978-1-59420-401-2 • $27.95 • Feb 2014 • Penguin Press • Investigation into The Wisdom of Compassion: how people around the globe are cashing in on Stories of Remarkable Encounters A Climate of Crisis: the new world being created by global warm- and Timeless Insights America in the Age of Environmentalism ing. • “Gripping….It’s an engaging, infuriating, H.H. The Dalia Lama and Victor Chan • Patrick Allitt • 978-1-59420-466-1 • $29.95 • and important story about the way the world 978-1-59463-228-0 • $16.00 • Jan 2014 • April 2014 • Penguin Press • A provocative works now, and about the reasons it may not Riverhead • In an interesting departure from history of the environmental movement in work at all tomorrow.”—Eric Klinenberg, His Holiness the Dalai Lama’s previous books, America, showing how this rise to political and author of Going Solo • “A wonder, a nonfiction this book focuses on how the Dalai Lama turns social prominence produced a culture of eco-thriller that is disturbing, yes, revelatory, compassion into action. alarmism that has often distorted the facts. yes, but also a lot more fun than books about ecological catastrophe are supposed to be.”— A Religion of One’s Own: A Sacred Way The Knowledge: How to Rebuild Donovan Hohn, author of Moby-Duck of Life in a Secular World Our World from Scratch The Universe in the Rearview Mirror: Thomas Moore • 978-1-592-40829-0 • $27.50 • Lewis Dartnell • 978-1-59420-523-1 • $27.95 • Jan 2014 • Gotham • Bestselling author and April 2014 • Penguin Press • Dartnell, an How Hidden Symmetries Shape Reality former monk explores the myriad possibilities astrobioloist, offers an original guide to the Dave Goldberg • 978-0-142-18104-1 • $17.00 • of creating a personal spiritual style, either fundamentals of science and technology, as July 2014 • Plume • Goldberg explains the inside or outside formal religion. well as a meditation on how scientific overarching importance of symmetry. • “If only knowledge has morphed throughout history. the profound concepts and laws of physics were An Unknown World: presented in schools in the clear and fun way Notes on the Meaning of the Earth Consciousness and the Brain: Deciphering Goldberg has in this book, we would attract Jacob Needleman • 978-0-399-16509-2 • $15.95 How the Brain Codes Our Thoughts many more people to science early.”— • Jan 2014 • Tarcher • Bestselling philosopher’s Stanislas Dehaene • 978-0-670-02543-5 • Priyamvada Natarajan, Departments of exploration of the true meaning of life on earth, $27.95 • Feb 2014 • Viking • A breathtaking Astronomy & Physics, Yale University • “Most now in paperback for the first time. • look at the new science that can track physics books can’t really be described as “Striking...takes some really original positions consciousness deep in the brain, from one of ‘rollicking,’ but most physics books aren’t on topics that have become run into the ground the world’s leading neuroscientists. • “Brings written by Dave Goldberg. This is fun, by the same discussions and same together the cognitive, the cultural, and the irreverent, and enjoyable, but also very truthful assumptions.”—Ken Wilbur • “His lively prose, neurological in an elegant, compelling and illuminating.”—Sean Carroll, theoretical storytelling skills and lucid insights draw us narrative.”—Oliver Sacks physicist at Caltech, author of The Particle at into an animated conversation with a brilliant the End of the Universe teacher.”—Publishers Weekly I Can Hear You Whisper: An Intimate Journey through American Catch The Vatican Diaries: A Behind-the-Scenes the Science of Sound and Language Paul Greenberg • 978-1-59420-448-7 • $26.95 • Look at the Power, Personalities, and Lydia Denworth • 978-0-525-95379-1 • $26.95 July 2014 • Penguin Press • The bestselling Politics at the Heart of the Catholic Church • April 2014 • Dutton • An investigation into author of Four Fish looks to New York oysters, John Thavis • 978-0-14-312453-5 • $17.00 • the science of hearing, language acquisition, gulf shrimp, and Alaskan salmon to tell the March 2014 • Penguin • TheNew York neuroplasticity, brain development, and Deaf surprising story of why Americans no longer Times–bestselling inside look at one of the culture spurred by Denworth’s discovery that eat from local waters. world’s most powerful and mysterious her son couldn’t hear and the family’s life-alter- Cured: How the Berlin Patients institutions. • “A thoughtful meditation on ing decision to give him a cochlear implant. recent papal administrations and the Defeated HIV and Forever Changed bureaucrats, functionaries, and emissaries who How Not to Be Wrong Medical Science advance or thwart Rome’s global ambitions.”— Jordan Ellenberg • 978-1-59420-522-4 • $27.95 Nathalia Holt • 978-0-525-95392-0 • $27.95 • The New York Journal of Books • June 2014 • Penguin Press • A math-world March 2014 • Dutton • Based on extensive superstar unveils the hidden beauty and logic interviews with the patients and their doctors Why Priests?: A Failed Tradition of the world and puts its power in our hands. as well as the award-winning research scientist’s Garry Wills • 978-0-14-312439-9 • $16.00 • Feb own in-depth research, this book is an 2014 • Pengiun • TheNew York Times–bestsell- Extreme Medicine: unprecedented look at how scientists pursue ing author analyzes the theological and histori- How Exploration Transformed their inquiries, the human impact their cal basis for the priesthood. • “Wills draws on Medicine in the Twentieth Century research has, and what is and is not working in his expertise in classical language and his wide Kevin Fong • 978-1-59420-470-8 • $27.95 • Feb the relationship between Big Pharma and reading in ecclesiastical history to argue that 2014 • Penguin Press • Anesthesiologist, medical care. the Catholic/Orthodox priesthood has been intensive care expert, and NASA adviser Fong one long mistake.”—The Washington Post explores how physical extremes push human limits and spawn incredible medical breakthroughs. • “It would be hard to find anyone better qualified to write a book on the limits of human physiology….If you want to know what the human body can take, and why we must continue to push ourselves beyond the limit in the name of exploration, then read this book.”—Professor Brian Cox, author of The Quantum Universe

PENGUIN GROUP (USA) 8 Nature’s Nether Regions: What the Sex Lives of Bugs, Birds, and Beasts Tell Us About Evolution, Biodiversity, and Ourselves Menno Schilthuizen • 978-0-670-78591-9 • $28.95 • May 2014 • Viking • The story of evolution as you’ve never heard it before: the amazing diversity of form and function in female and male genitalia.

Virtual Unreality: Just Because the Internet Told You, How Do You Know It’s True? Wild Ones: A Sometimes Dismaying, Social Physics: How Good Ideas Charles Seife • 978-0-670-02608-1 • $26.95 • Weirdly Reassuring Story about Looking Spread—the Lessons from a New Science July 2014 • Viking • Bestselling author of at People Looking at Animals in America Alex Pentland • 978-1-59420-565-1 • $27.95 • Proofiness and Zero explains how to separate Jon Mooallem • 978-0-14-312537-2 • $17.00 • Feb 2014 • Penguin Press • From one of the fact from fantasy in the digital world. June 2014 • Penguin • A tour through our world’s leading data scientists, a landmark tour The Unpersuadables: Adventures environmental moment and the eccentric of the new science of idea flow, offering revolu- cultural history of people and wild animals in tionary insights into the mysteries of collective with the Enemies of Science America that inflects it. • “Ambitious and intelligence and social influence. • “A major Will Storr • 978-1-4683-0818-1 • $27.95 • fascinating...[Mooallem] seamlessly blends contribution to this field…Like Surowiecki’s March 2014 • Overlook • Using a unique mix reportage from the front lines of wildlife The Wisdom of Crowds it will spawn further of highly personal memoir, investigative conservation with a lively cultural history of work and research in a rapidly expanding new journalism, and the latest research from animals in America....This is not a book about body of knowledge.”—John Abele, Co-Founder, neuroscience and experimental psychology, wilderness; it’s a book about us.”—The New Boston Scientific • “Professor Pentland bril- Storr reveals how the stories we tell ourselves York Times Book Review • “A thoughtful parable liantly analyzes how new ideas flow and how, about the world invisibly shape our beliefs. • of Americans’ complicated relations with with the emergence of the ‘data-driven society,’ “Throws new and salutary light on all our conservationists and the wildlife they they will increasingly influence every aspect of conceits and beliefs…Very valuable… protect.”—The New Yorker our lives.”—Stephen M. Kosslyn, Dean, Miner- investigative journalism of the highest va Schools at the Keck Graduate Institute order.”—Independent, Book of the Week Physics for Rock Stars: Making the Laws of the Universe Work for You Present Shock: The Thing with Feathers: The Surprising Christine McKinley • 978-0-399-16586-3 • When Everything Happens Now Lives of Birds and What They Reveal $16.00 • June 2014 • • “A clever, wryly Douglas Rushkoff • 978-1-61723-010-3 • About Being Human passionate homage to the beauty of physics...it’s $16.00 • Current • March 2014 • Rushkoff Noah Strycker • 978-1-59448-635-7 • $27.95 • also a memoir of a Catholic girlhood...Think weaves together seemingly disparate events and March 2014 • Riverhead • An entertaining and Tobias Wolff meets Richard Feynman, only trends into a nuanced portrait of how life in the profound look at the lives of birds, illuminating female. The book’s shining achievement is an eternal present has affected our biology, behav- their surprising world. • “Strycker has already enthusiastic appreciation for science as ior, politics, and culture. • “Wonderfully established himself as one of the finest described by an unconventional narrator...a thought-provoking...Unlike other social theo- contemporary authors about birds. With this bright and over-achieving female sings the rists who either mindlessly decry or celebrate book, he emerges as one of our great general siren song for science.”­—Dan Coffey, a.k.a the digital age, Rushkoff explores how it has science writers.”—Ted Floyd, author of the public radio’s Dr. Science caused a focus on the immediate moment that Smithsonian Field Guide to the Birds of North can be both disorienting and energizing.”— America and Editor of Birding A Mind for Numbers: Walter Isaacson, author of Steve Jobs A Troublesome Inheritance How to Excel at Math and Science Nicholas Wade • 978-1-59420-446-3 • $27.95 • (Even If You Flunked Algebra) Creation: How Science Is Reinventing Life Itself May 2014 • Penguin Press • Drawing on Barbara Oakley • 978-0-399-16524-5 • $16.95 • startling new evidence from the mapping of the July 14 • It’s all in the title and subtitle. Adam Rutherford • 978-1-61723-011-0 • $16.00 • June 2014 • Current • As we come genome, an explosive new account of the Me, Myself, and Why: closer to understanding the ancient root that genetic basis of race and its role in the human story from the longtime journalist covering Searching for the Science of Self connects all living things, Rutherford shows genetic advances for The New York Times. Jennifer Ouellette • 978-0-14-312165-7 • how we may be able to achieve the creation of $16.00 • Feb 2014 • Penguin • A fascinating new life where none existed before. • survey of the forces that shape who we are and “Rutherford makes his case with contagious how we act from the acclaimed popular science enthusiasm…Genuinely amazing biology is in writer and author of The Calculus Diaries. the works, and Rutherford delivers a fascinating overview.”—Kirkus (starred review) • “One of the most eloquent and genuinely thoughtful books on science over the past decade.”—The Observer

PENGUIN GROUP (USA) 9 MUSIC / DRAMA / FILM / SPORTS BUSINESS / ECONOMICS ART / ARCHITECTURE Golazo!: The Beautiful Game Other People’s Money: Inside the Housing The Lost Carving: from the Aztecs to the World Cup: Crisis and the Demise of the Greatest A Journey to the Heart of Making The Complete History of How Real Estate Deal Ever Made David Esterly • 978-0-14-312441-2 • $16.00 • Soccer Shaped Latin America Charles V. Bagli • 978-0-142-18071-6 • $17.00 • Jan 2014 • Penguin • Esterly explores the Andreas Campomar • 978-1-59448-586-2 • April 2014 • Plume • A veteran New York Times connection between creativity and physical $16.00 • May 2014 • Riverhead • Campomar reporter dissects the most spectacular failure in work and illuminates the passionate pursuit of offers readers the definitive history of Latin real estate history. • “Systematically a vocation that unites head and hand and heart. American soccer from the early, deadly demonstrates the logic (and illogic) of the real • “Part cultural history, part detective story and Mesoamerican ballgames to the multi-billion estate bubble that set the stage for worldwide part memoir.”—Sir Ken Robinson, author of dollar international business it is today. Golazo! recession and that reveals the wild, unforgiving The Element • “Profound and wondrous... explores the intersection of soccer, politics, nature of twenty-first-century capitalism.”— Esterly is that uncommon thing, a visual artist economics, high and low culture, and how Rick Fantasia, co-author of Hard Work: who can coax as much beauty from words as he passion for a game captured a continent. Remaking the American Labor Movement and can from his primary medium. professor of sociology at Smith College • “Bagli, Breathtaking.”—Salon The Sports Gene: Inside the Science of a talented journalist, makes the street-level Extraordinary Athletic Performance impacts of abstract global finance easily E Street Shuffle: The Glory Days of Bruce David Epstein • 978-1-61723-012-7 • $17.00 • understood.”—Elliott Sclar, professor of urban Springsteen and the E Street Band May 2014 • Current • Epstein tackles the planning, Columbia University Clinton Heylin • 978-0-14-312455-9 • $17.00 • ancient nature versus nurture debate in sports Feb 2014 • Penguin • The celebrated popular by exploring the latest scientific research. • After the Music Stopped: The Financial music scholar (and author of the classic “Captivating…The narrative follows Mr. Crisis, the Response, and the Work Ahead biography of Bob Dylan, Behind the Shades) Epstein’s search for the roots of elite sport Alan S. Blinder • 978-0-14-312448-1 • $17.00 • presents an intimate portrait of The Boss and performance and encounters characters and Jan 2014 • Penguin • The esteemed Princeton his legendary band. stories so engrossing that readers may not professor, Wall Street Journal columnist, and realize they’re receiving an advanced course in former vice chairman of the Federal Reserve Believing Is Seeing: Observations on the genetics, physiology and sports medicine.” Board explains how the worst economic crisis Mysteries of Photography —The New York Times in postwar American history happened, what Errol Morris • 978-0-14-312425-2 • $25.00 • the government did to fight it, and what we March 2014 • Penguin • In his inimitable style, Eleven Rings must do to recover from it. • “Blinder is a the Academy Award–winning director Phil Jackson and Hugh Delehanty • 978-0-14- master storyteller...one of the best books yet untangles the mysteries behind an eclectic 312534-1 • $17.00 • May 2014 • Penguin • A about the financial crisis.”—The Wall Street range of documentary photographs. • “An memoir of the legendary coach’s eleven NBA Journal • “A masterpiece—simple, straightfor- important book: It reminds us, at a time when championships and his groundbreaking approach ward, and wise.”—President William J. Clinton it is remarkably easy to manipulate images and to leadership. • “Jackson’s story, augmented by we are daily inundated with more and more of behind-the-scenes anecdotes…makes for great The Great Degeneration: How Institutions them, to ask: ‘What, after all, are we looking reading.”—Booklist • “Even if his methods were, Decay and Economies Die at?’”—Wall Street Journal let’s say, unorthodox, Eleven Rings makes clear Niall Ferguson • 978-0-14-312552-5 • $16.00 • that Jackson’s unwavering commitment to July 2014 • Penguin • A provocative Hello World: Where Design Meets Life basketball excellence—and its results—can’t be examination of the widespread institutional rot Alice Rawsthorn • 978-1-4683-0806-8 • $30.00 denied.”—Allen Barra, The Atlantic that threatens our collective future. • • Feb 2014 • Overlook • The world’s most “[Ferguson’s] intellectual virtuosity is influential design critic describes how warlords, refreshing.”— scientists, farmers, hackers, activists, and professional designers have used the complex, Give and Take: Why Helping Others often elusive process of design to different ends Drives Our Success throughout history. • “Hello World maps and Adam M. Grant • 978-0-14-312498-6 • $16.00 • describes contemporary design with flair, April 2014 • A groundbreaking look at why our passion, clarity and perspective, smartly interactions with others hold the key to success. connecting its most technologically advanced • “A truly exhilarating book—the rare work ‘mutant’ expressions with centuries-old that will shatter your assumptions about how examples and thus with tradition.”—Paola the world works and keep your brain firing for Antonelli, Senior Curator of Architecture and weeks after you’ve turned the last page.”— Design at the Museum of Modern Art Daniel H. Pink • “Brimming with life-changing insights. As brilliant as it is wise, this is not just There Goes Gravity: a book—it’s a new and shining worldview. A Life in Rock and Roll Grant is one of the great social scientists of our Lisa Robinson • 978-1-59448-714-9 • $27.95 • time.”—Susan Cain, author of Quiet April 2014 • Riverhead • From a legendary journalist with four decades of unprecedented access and untold stories, an insider’s behind- the-scenes look at the major personalities of rock and roll.

PENGUIN GROUP (USA) 10 The Undercover Economist Strikes Back: Tap Dancing to Work: Warren Buffet on Pound Foolish: Exposing the Dark Side of How to Run—Or Ruin—an Economy Practically Everything, 1966-2012 the Personal Finance Industry Tim Harford • 978-1-59463-140-5 • $27.95 • Collected and Expanded by Carol J. Loomis • Helaine Olen • 978-1-59184-679-6 • $16.00 • Jan 2014 • Riverhead • A provocative and 978-1-59184-680-2 • $18.00 • Jan 2014 • Jan 2014 • Portfolio • Acclaimed investigative personal tour of the increasingly important Portfolio • The legendary journalist collected journalist goes behind the curtain of the world of macroeconomics, by the author of the and updated nearly six decades of coverage on personal finance industry to expose the myths, bestselling The Undercover Economist. • “A rare Buffet, including a dozen pieces by Buffett contradictions, and outright lies it has specimen: a book on economics that will himself. • “Loomis has created an engaging perpetuated. • “It’s rare to come across a enthrall its readers. Beautifully written and picture of a great influencer of our time.”— realistic and readable book about personal argued, it brings the power of economics to life. Publishers Weekly finance...Olen...offers an exception.”—The New This book should be required reading for every York Times • “Excellent…, a contemptuous elected official, business leader, and university The Up Side of Down: expose of the American personal-finance student.”—Steven D. Levitt, Professor of Why Failing Well Is the Key to Success industry.”—The Economist Economics, University of Chicago and Megan McArdle • 978-0-670-02614-2 • $27.95 co-author of Freakonomics • Feb 2014 • Viking • For readers of Drive, Thanks for the Feedback: The Science Outliers, and Daring Greatly, a paradigm- and Art of Receiving Feedback Well The Alchemists: Three Central Bankers shifting new take on what makes people and Douglas Stone and Sheila Heen • 978-0-670- and a companies succeed. • “Gracefully written, 01466-8 • $27.95 • March 2014 • Viking • The Neil Irwin • 978-0-14-312499-3 • $18.00 • April carefully researched.”—Adam Grant, Wharton bestselling authors of the classic Difficult 2014 • Penguin • The inside story of the world’s professor and author of Give and Take • “With Conversations and professors of negotiation at most powerful central bankers—and the most relevant case studies from Detroit to Harvard Law School for twenty years teach us intense exercise in economic crisis manage- Hollywood, she seamlessly weaves together how to turn evaluations, advice, criticisms, and ment the world has ever seen. • “Brilliantly re- strategic and tactical insights into how to make coaching into productive listening and learning. ported and riveting...a must-read.”—Liaquat big decisions right—and learn from the many Ahamed, Pulitzer Prize-winning author of bad decisions we inevitably make along the Succession: Mastering the Make or Break Lords of Finance • “More than just a recon- way….Essential reading for executives, Process of Leadership Transition struction of the financial crisis, The Alchemists entrepreneurs, and students of life.”—Parag Noel M. Tichy • 978-1-59184-498-3 • $29.95 • is about trust and hubris and sophisticated fol- Khanna, author of How to Run the World and June 2014 • Portfolio • An insider’s look at how ly—a very human tale.”—Sebastian Mallaby, Director of the Hybrid Reality Institute a successful leadership pipeline can make or author of More Money Than God: Hedge Funds break a company. and the Making of a New Elite Compelling People: The Hidden Qualities That Make Us Influential Exposure: Inside the Olympus Scandal: Forged in Crisis: John Neffinger and Matthew Kohut • 978-0- How I Went from CEO to Whistleblower The Making of Five Legendary Leaders 142-18102-7 • $17.00 • June 2014 • Plume • Michael Woodford • 978-1-59184-688-8 • Nancy F. Koehn • 978-1-59184-579-9 • $28.95 • Neffinger and Kohut draw from social psychol- $17.00 • March 2014 • Portfolio • The amazing Sep 2014 • Portfolio • An acclaimed Harvard ogy, organizational communication, and their true story of the CEO whistleblower who made Business School professor and historian offers a own vast experience to show readers how we global headlines during the Olympus scandal, new take on crisis leadership by looking at five can project strength and warmth. • “Human risking his life and career to fight corruption. • individuals who triumphed in the face of psychology is never more fascinating than in “A fascinating inside look at bare-knuckled adversity. this book. It is both serious and engaging. corporate governance…[it] should be Kohut and Neffinger will help you to lead—and compulsory reading for company directors and succeed—in everything from public speaking MBA students.”—The Economist to love.”—Joseph S. Nye, Jr., Harvard University Professor and author of The Powers to Lead

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