Samantha Power

A candid and engrossing memoir, "Open" tells the remarkable story of a man who was groomed to be a tennis champion from birth. Despite achieving fame, wealth, and eight grand slam titles, Andre Agassi struggled to find fulfillment in the sport he came to resent. Through his highs and lows, Agassi reveals his early success, marriage to Brooke Shields, interest in philanthropy, and uncomfortable relationship with fame. This book goes far beyond a professional tennis memoir and offers readers a glimpse into the life of a man who overcame great challenges to find true happiness.

This volume collects new short stories from one of Ireland’s leading writers in both the Irish and English languages. Eilis Ni Dhuibhne’s stories are widely acclaimed for their acute perception of Irish women’s lives, the power of her verbal economy, and her skillful and unique use of both humor and the fantastic....

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Explore the inner workings of the mind in this groundbreaking book that explains the two systems that drive the way we think. System 1 is fast, emotional, and intuitive while System 2 is slower, more analytical, and logical. Discover the benefits and drawbacks of both systems and learn how to tap into the benefits of slow thinking. With practical insights into decision-making in both our personal and professional lives, this book is a must-read for anyone looking to guard against mental pitfalls and gain a deeper understanding of the way we think.

An autobiography of the legendary catholic social activist Dorothy Day....

This memoir is a captivating portrait of a boy's journey to manhood, shaped by the men he meets at a local bar. With his radio disc jockey father absent, the young protagonist seeks out figures of masculinity and identity in the patrons around him. From cops to poets, he finds camaraderie and guidance in a "fatherhood-by-committee." Conflicted between his mother's example and the allure of the bar, the protagonist turns to the latter as a refuge from life's hardships, culminating in a poignant coming-of-age story. A suspenseful, funny, and ultimately heart-wrenching read that explores themes of identity, family, and belonging.

Explore the American human experience through the eyes of Bernard Malamud in The Complete Stories. This collection of fifty-five stories covers the time period from 1940 to 1984, including the beloved stories from The Magic Barrel. Richard Stern called this book "an essential American book," and readers agree that it is a varied and generous collection of modern short stories, making it an excellent introduction to the work of a great American writer.

Explore the dynamic and revolutionary era of America's past with No Ordinary Time. This Pulitzer-winning history book chronicles the Roosevelt family's marriage, partnership, and impact on the nation during a time of war and change. Doris Kearns Goodwin expertly pieces together details to provide an intimate, captivating portrait of the First Lady, the President, and a new, modern America.

This groundbreaking novel tells the journey of an unnamed protagonist navigating through the racial divide, shedding light on the effects of bigotry on both victim and perpetrator. With a voice that captures the full range of the American language, the story takes us from the Deep South to Harlem, throwing our own reality into harsh relief. Suspenseful and sardonic, Invisible Man is an audacious and dazzling masterpiece that redefines American literature.