Cory Doctorow

A sci-fi mystery exploring the nature of privacy in an inevitable future where everyone has a secret identity. This online sensation is finally available in print, presented in its original widescreen format. Follow an unlicensed P.I. on the most important case of his life. Collects issues #1-10.

Enter the mesmerizing world of confidence men and their elaborate schemes. Follow the adventures of The Yellow Kid and his associates as they bilk bankers, grift gamblers, and swindle spinsters, raking in an estimated $8,000,000. From fixed horse races to a money-making machine, no scam was too audacious. The inspiration for The Sting (1973), this book tells the real story behind the Hollywood hit. Get ready to marvel at their ingenuity and empathize with the marks who lost it all.

This criminology classic delves deep into the dark and complex world of con men and their elaborate schemes. Written by a linguistics professor who gained the trust of hundreds of swindlers, the book offers a fascinating insight into the language and tactics of confidence tricksters. It is a treasure trove of unique American lingo and unforgettable characters, and served as the inspiration for the Oscar-winning film The Sting. A must-read for anyone intrigued by the art of manipulation and deception.

Exploring the history, culture, and design of one of Disney World's most famous attractions, Boundless Realm takes readers on a tour of The Haunted Mansion. From its influence on the haunted house genre to its devoted fanbase, this critical appreciation delves into the many reasons behind the ride's enduring popularity. With a connoisseur's eye for detail, the book offers a fresh perspective on The Haunted Mansion as a quintessential haunted house experience, making it a must-read for Disney fans and enthusiasts of horror alike.

Break 'Em Up is a crucial guide for those looking to organize and mobilize against the growing influence and power of monopoly companies in America. With a powerful foreword from Bernie Sanders, author Zephyr Teachout explores how these giant monopolies are negatively impacting every aspect of American life, from the economy to politics, the environment, and beyond. Through her expert analysis, Teachout offers a blueprint for breaking up monopolies and safeguarding against their damaging effects, a necessary step for reclaiming American democracy.

"Monopolies Suck" by Sally Hubbard is an urgent manifesto exposing how monopoly power is robbing everyday Americans of innovation, choice, and the American Dream. Antitrust expert Sally Hubbard reveals how big corporations rule our lives in seven ways and offers practical ways we can fight back to stop them. With an easy-to-understand overview of the history of monopolies and antitrust law, Hubbard empowers readers to use their voices, votes, and wallets to protest monopoly power and dismantle corporate power before it undermines our economy and democracy for generations to come.

This near-future novel explores the impacts of climate change, technology, politics, and human behavior. The Ministry for the Future was established to advocate for future generations and protect all living creatures. Through fictional eyewitness accounts, Kim Stanley Robinson weaves a visionary and powerful story of a future that is almost upon us. This impactful and original book presents both hope and despair in equal measure, making it one of the most powerful novels on climate change ever written.

In 2312 by Kim Stanley Robinson, humanity has spread throughout the solar system to live on new habitats. However, when a death occurs on the city of Terminator on Mercury, a chain of events unfolds that could put everything in jeopardy. Follow protagonist Swan Er Hong as she becomes embroiled in a plot to destroy the very worlds she once designed.

Discover a world that has rediscovered harmony with nature in this novel. Follow the story of Kevin Claiborne, a young builder caught up in the struggle to preserve his community's idyllic way of life from the resurgent forces of greed and exploitation. Will El Modena, California, a green haven, be able to withstand the test of time? Find out in this timely and thought-provoking read.

"A Paradise Built in Hell" by Rebecca Solnit explores the surprising joy and sense of community that emerges during disasters. With a hopeful and optimistic outlook, Solnit investigates the moments of altruism, resourcefulness, and generosity that arise during times of grief and disruption, and considers their implications for everyday life. This book challenges conventional beliefs about human nature and offers a vision of a less authoritarian and fearful society that is more collaborative and local.