Dan Carlin

"The Arc of Boxing" explores the question of whether today's boxers are better than their predecessors. Boxing historians and experts discuss the socioeconomic and demographic changes that have impacted the sport's quality, popularity, and prominence over the past century. From the decline in fights to the deterioration of boxers' skills, this book analyzes the strengths and weaknesses of today's superstars, comparing them to past legends like Joe Louis and Sugar Ray Robinson.

Explore the events leading up to the fall of the Roman Republic in this engaging and informative book. Focusing on the years 146-78 BC, the author brings to life the bloody battles, political struggles, and societal issues that paved the way for the Republic's downfall. Chronicling the rise of economic inequality, corruption, and political ambition, The Storm Before the Storm provides a stark warning about the dangers of a civilization that has lost its way.

This memoir tells the story of legendary guitarist Wayne Kramer and his journey as the cofounder of Detroit proto-punk band The MC5. The band was a reflection of a chaotic and exciting time, touring the country and playing with music legends. Despite recording three major label albums, their time in the spotlight was short-lived. Kramer's story is a deeply personal struggle of an addict and an artist, a rebel with a great tale to tell. From the glory days of Detroit to the junk-sick streets of the East Village, and beyond, his journeyman narrative reminds us that revolution is always an option.

Explore the haunting aftermath of wars with Aftermath. This book offers riveting and revelatory insights into how battlefields have transformed into landscapes of memory and terror. From the farmlands of France still littered with undetonated bombs and mines from WWI, to the endless field of bones near Stalingrad, and the destructive effects of America's hidden nuclear war on its own soil, Aftermath delves deep into the psychological and genetic devastation left in the wake of war. This eye-opening read excavates our darkest history, revealing that destruction of the past remains inextricably embedded in the present.

An insider's perspective of the Nazi state. This memoir, written by Hitler's Minister of Armaments and War Production, provides a complete view of life inside Third Reich. The author, who kept Germany armed and the war machine running, offers invaluable insights into the workings of the Nazi state. The book includes B&W photos.

"Storm of Steel" is a savage and powerful memoir of an ordinary German soldier's experiences during World War I. This worldwide bestseller illuminates the fascination and horrors of total war through the eyes of a patriotic soldier. Jünger's unwavering bravery in defending trenches and leading raiding parties is both admirable and disturbingly self-aware. With a foreword by the bestselling author of Matterhorn, this stunning Deluxe Edition is a must-read for fans of Redeployment and American Sniper.

This powerful memoir follows the firsthand experience of a Marine in the Pacific Theatre during World War II. Based on notes kept secretly in a copy of the New Testament, the author captures the intensity and danger of war with unwavering honesty. Gain insight into the transformative experiences that shaped the author's emotions, mindset, and understanding of humanity.