The 10,000 Year Explosion
Argues that human evolution sped up over the last 10,000 years, with traits like lactose tolerance and malaria resistance emerging recently.
Free books
I cleared out my office this year and about 190 books need new homes. Any of them are yours for free. You just cover media mail shipping (usually a few dollars), and if you feel like it, you can buy me a coffee. Austin friends can pick up.
Tick the books you want and claim them below, or email hello@alexpriest.com with the titles.
First come, first served. I'll update the list as books go.
The 5 AM Club
Robin Sharma's case for rising at 5 a.m., with the morning routines he credits for better productivity, health, and focus.
The 5 Mistakes Every Investor Makes and How to Avoid Them
A guide to disciplined investing and the common mistakes that both professionals and everyday investors make.
60-Minute Brand Strategist
Absinthe & Flamethrowers
Science, history, and DIY projects on reasonable risk-taking, from throwing knives and cracking a bullwhip to building a flamethrower.
All Stories Are Love Stories
A novel about a group of survivors thrown together after two major earthquakes strike San Francisco on Valentine's Day.
All the Birds in the Sky
A novel about Patricia, a young witch who talks to animals, and Laurence, a computer genius, whose bond matters as the world nears its end.
The Almanack of Naval Ravikant
Naval Ravikant's thinking on wealth and happiness, collected from a decade of his tweets, podcasts, and essays.
America (The Book): Teacher's Edition
A 2004 humor book by Jon Stewart and The Daily Show writers, written as a parody civics textbook about American politics.
An American Sickness
An investigation into the American healthcare system, how it became so costly, and practical ways patients and policy can respond.
The Art of Thinking Clearly
Short chapters on the cognitive biases and everyday thinking errors that lead to bad decisions, and how to spot them.
Atomic Habits
A practical framework for building good habits and breaking bad ones through small, consistent changes to your systems.
The Ballad of Black Tom
A horror novella set in Jazz Age New York: a Harlem hustler delivers an occult book and is drawn into dangerous magic. A reworking of Lovecraft.
The Better Angels of Our Nature
Steven Pinker's history of violence, arguing that it has declined over millennia and that we may live in the most peaceful era yet.
The Bicycling Guide to Complete Bicycle Maintenance & Repair
Blink
Malcolm Gladwell on snap judgments: how people decide in an instant, and when those quick decisions are better or worse than careful ones.
Blockchain Revolution
An explainer on blockchain technology and how peer-to-peer transactions without banks could change commerce, privacy, and business.
Blockchain: Blueprint for a New Economy
The Book of Strange New Things
A novel about Peter, a minister sent to a distant planet to preach to its native population, while his wife Bea stays behind on Earth.
Bored and Brilliant
Brainiac
Ken Jennings tells the story of his 75-game Jeopardy! run and explores the history and culture of trivia.
Brains on Fire
A marketing book on building word-of-mouth movements around companies and products instead of running traditional campaigns.
#BreakIntoVC
Building a StoryBrand
A guide to getting a business's message heard by customers, using the elements of storytelling.
By Invitation Only
The founders of Gilt Groupe tell the story of the flash-sale company's start, rise, and evolution.
Catching Fire
The second Hunger Games novel. After winning the Games, Katniss and Peeta become the faces of a growing rebellion against the Capitol.
A Century of Wealth in America
Economist Edward Wolff's study of household wealth in America since 1910: who owns it, how that has shifted, and how to measure it.
Cesar's Way
Dog Whisperer Cesar Millan's guide to what dogs need to be happy and balanced, and how owners can fix common behavior problems.
The Circle
A dystopian novel about Mae Holland, a new hire at the world's most powerful internet company, and its push to end privacy.
The Comeback
Gary Shapiro's blueprint for putting innovation back at the center of US economic policy, covering immigration, trade, and education.
The Comfort Book
The Commanding Heights
A history of the battle for the world economy.
Connectography
Parag Khanna argues that infrastructure and connectivity, not borders, now shape geopolitics, economics, and identity.
The Creative Destruction of Medicine
A cardiologist on how wireless devices, personal data, and genomics could transform medicine and save lives.
A Crowd of One
On how evolutionary biology and social physics are changing ideas of identity, and what that means for governments, conflict, and society.
A Crown for Cold Silver
A fantasy novel about Cobalt Zosia, a retired general who returns to war to avenge the slaughter of her village.
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time
A novel narrated by Christopher, a boy who knows every prime up to 7,507 and sets out to solve the killing of a neighbor's dog.
Daemon
A techno-thriller: after a game designer dies, a dormant computer program he left behind begins dismantling the modern world.
Dark Matter
A thriller about a college professor who is kidnapped and wakes up in a version of his life that is not his own.
Dark Places
Gillian Flynn's thriller about Libby Day, whose testimony convicted her brother of murdering their family, revisiting the case 25 years later.
The Decoded Company
How the agency Klick Health uses data about its own employees to run the company, and the principles behind it.
Delivering Happiness
Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh on building a company culture around service and happiness for employees, customers, and partners.
Democracy: Stories from the Long Road to Freedom
Condoleezza Rice on the global struggle for democracy, drawing on her own experience from Birmingham to the State Department.
Digital Body Language
The Digital Doctor
Robert Wachter examines healthcare's shift to computers and how technology is changing care at the bedside, for better and worse.
Dignity
Describes the elements of dignity, how to recognize when it is violated, and ways to respond and repair relationships.
A Dirty Job
A comic novel about Charlie Asher, a mild-mannered San Francisco shop owner who finds he has been recruited to work for Death.
Enabling Knowledge Creation
A management book on how organizations can create and use knowledge, with examples from Siemens, Unilever, Sony, and others.
The End of War
John Horgan disputes the idea that war is part of human nature and argues people are as capable of peace as of violence.
Engage!
A guide to using social media for branding and business, from planning a program to measuring its results.
Essentialism
Greg McKeown's argument for doing less but better: a discipline for deciding what is essential and cutting the rest.
Everybody Writes
Everybody's Fool
A return to North Bath, New York and the characters of Nobody's Fool, as Sully hides a grim medical diagnosis from those close to him.
The Everything Store
The story of Amazon and Jeff Bezos, from an online bookseller to a store that sells nearly everything.
Fair Play
Fall and Rise
A minute-by-minute account of September 11, 2001, in New York, at the Pentagon, and in Shanksville, from a former Boston Globe reporter.
Faster, Higher, Farther
A New York Times reporter's account of the Volkswagen emissions scandal, in which software in 11 million cars cheated emissions tests.
The Feast of Love
A novel in which a sleepless writer named Charles meets a neighbor on a late-night walk, and a set of stories about love unfolds.
Fermenting Revolution
Find Your Unicorn Space
Finding the Next Steve Jobs
Atari founder Nolan Bushnell on how to find, hire, keep, and nurture creative people.
Fire and Fury
Michael Wolff's behind-the-scenes account of the first nine months of the Trump White House.
The Five Dysfunctions of a Team
A business fable by Patrick Lencioni about the common reasons teams fail and how to fix them.
Flying Blind
A Bloomberg reporter's account of the dysfunction at Boeing behind the 2018 and 2019 crashes of the 737 MAX.
Fourth of July Creek
A novel about a Montana social worker who tries to help a nearly feral boy and runs up against the boy's paranoid survivalist father.
Freedom
The sequel to Daemon. With the program now in control, former detective Pete Sebeck leads a small band trying to shape what comes next.
The Future Normal
The Girl on the Train
A psychological thriller about a commuter who watches a couple from her train every day, until she sees something shocking.
Give and Take
Adam Grant's research on givers, takers, and matchers, and why how we interact with others shapes success.
The God Delusion
Richard Dawkins makes the case against belief in God and examines the harm he attributes to religion.
Gone Girl
A 2012 crime thriller about Nick Dunne, who comes under suspicion after his wife Amy disappears.
Good Dog, Happy Baby
A dog trainer's twelve-step process for preparing a family dog for the arrival of a new baby.
Great by Choice
Jim Collins and Morten Hansen's research on why some companies thrive in uncertain, chaotic times while others do not.
Grit
Psychologist Angela Duckworth argues that a blend of passion and persistence, not talent, drives outstanding achievement.
Hamilton's Blessing
A short history of the US national debt, from Alexander Hamilton's use of Revolutionary War debt to build the economy onward.
Healthcare Disrupted
An Accenture-backed guide to new business models in healthcare, covering value-based care, digital consumers, and data.
Hidden Value
Argues that companies gain lasting advantage from how they develop and use the people they already have, not by chasing top talent.
A Hologram for the King
A novel about a struggling American businessman in a rising Saudi city, betting on one last deal to save his finances and family.
Holy Cow
A comic novel about Elsie, a cow who learns about industrial meat farms and escapes with a pig and a turkey in search of a safer world.
How F*cked Up Is Your Management?
How to Be Alone
A short book on solitude: why society distrusts it, how attitudes have changed, and ways to practice being alone without anxiety.
How to Be Your Dog's Best Friend
The Hunger Games
The first novel in the series. In the nation of Panem, sixteen-year-old Katniss takes her sister's place in a televised fight to the death.
I Am America (And So Can You!)
Stephen Colbert's satirical book, written in the voice of his Colbert Report character, on family, religion, sex, and more.
In Defense of Globalization
Economist Jagdish Bhagwati responds to globalization's critics and argues that, managed well, it benefits poorer nations.
Infomocracy
A political thriller set in a future of global micro-democracy run on a search monopoly, as a close election approaches.
Interpersonal Divide
Argues that media and technology have eroded the sense of community among people in the Western world.
It Doesn't Have to Be Crazy at Work
The founders of Basecamp reject long hours and hustle culture, making the case for calm, focused companies.
John Dies at the End
A horror comedy about two friends in a Midwestern town, a drug called soy sauce, and otherworldly beings invading the planet.
The Journey Beyond Fear
The Journey of Leadership
Keto Answers
A plain guide to the ketogenic diet, covering common questions about carbs, protein, safety, and what to do after a slip.
Kiss, Bow, or Shake Hands
A country-by-country guide to international business etiquette, with profiles of more than sixty countries.
Leading with Dignity
Lean In
Sheryl Sandberg examines why women's progress into leadership roles has stalled and what women and workplaces can do about it.
The Lean Startup
Eric Ries's method for building startups: test ideas quickly, learn from customers, and adjust before running out of money.
Lexicon
A thriller about a secret school that teaches students to use words to control minds, and a runaway the organization recruits.
The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up
Marie Kondo's method for decluttering a home once, category by category, keeping only what you want to keep.
The Long Walk
Stephen King's dystopian novel, written as Richard Bachman, about 100 boys in a walking contest where only one survives.
Loonshots
Physicist Safi Bahcall on why good teams kill great ideas, and how organizations can nurture radical projects.
Mad Men Unbuttoned
A companion book to the TV series Mad Men.
The Making of Zombie Wars
A comic novel about Josh Levin, an aspiring screenwriter teaching ESL in Chicago, whose life spins into absurd disaster.
Mastering the VC Game
A venture capitalist's guide for entrepreneurs on finding, pitching, and working with the right VC investors.
The Mathematics of Love
Mathematician Hannah Fry applies patterns and probability to dating, relationships, and love.
Maximum Overload for Cyclists
Mindset
Psychologist Carol Dweck on fixed versus growth mindsets and how beliefs about ability shape learning and success.
Mockingjay
The final Hunger Games novel. Katniss has survived the Games twice, but the Capitol wants revenge on her and everyone close to her.
More Human
Steve Hilton argues that government, business, and institutions should be redesigned around human scale and human needs.
Mountain Bike Tahoe
Mr. Penumbra's 24-Hour Bookstore
A novel about a laid-off web designer who takes the night shift at a strange San Francisco bookstore and sets out to learn what it hides.
The Next 100 Years
Geopolitical forecaster George Friedman predicts how power, wars, and economies around the world will shift through the 21st century.
No Hard Feelings
Nobody's Fool
Richard Russo's novel about Sully, a man who has been doing the wrong thing for fifty years, in a down-and-out town in upstate New York.
NOS4A2
A horror novel about Vic McQueen, who can find lost things, and Charlie Manx, a man who takes children away in his Rolls-Royce.
Option B
Sheryl Sandberg and Adam Grant on building resilience and finding joy again after loss, drawing on Sandberg's grief after her husband's death.
The Patient Will See You Now
Cardiologist Eric Topol on how smartphones and data could give patients control of their own medical care.
Pattern Breakers
Pivot
A career guide to figuring out what is next and making a deliberate move, from a former Google career development specialist.
Power Ambition Glory
Steve Forbes and a classics professor compare six leaders of the ancient world with modern business leaders.
The Power of Full Engagement
The Power of Moments
The Power to Compete
Rakuten founder Hiroshi Mikitani and his economist father discuss Japan's economic stagnation and how to revive it.
Profit & Purpose
The Purpose Factor
Quitter
Jon Acuff's advice on closing the gap between your day job and your dream job, and quitting the right way.
Radio Free Vermont
A comic novel about a 72-year-old radio host broadcasting from hiding to champion Vermont seceding from the US.
Ready Player One
A novel set in 2045, where a teenager hunts for a prize hidden inside a vast virtual world, packed with 1980s pop culture.
Reagan: The Life
A full biography of Ronald Reagan, from a poor Midwestern childhood to Hollywood and the presidency.
Redshirts
A comic science fiction novel about starship ensigns who notice that low-ranking crew always die on away missions.
Reinvent Yourself
Remote
The Republican Brain
Science writer Chris Mooney uses psychology and brain research to explore why conservatives reject scientific consensus.
Rework
The founders of Basecamp offer short, contrarian advice on running a business with fewer plans, meetings, and investors.
The Rules
Running with Scissors
Augusten Burroughs's memoir of being sent by his mother to live with her psychiatrist's chaotic family at age twelve.
Sacred Contracts
A program for self-discovery that aims to help readers find their purpose in life through spiritual reflection.
Secrecy World
A Pulitzer-winning journalist's look inside the offshore finance network exposed by the Panama Papers.
Select Registry Guidebook 2016-2017
The Selfishness of Others
An essay on narcissism: what the popular idea of the narcissist gets right and wrong, and why it has spread.
The Shapeshifters
The Sharing Economy
An economist explains the shift to crowd-based capitalism, like ride-sharing and home rentals, and what it means for work.
Sharp Objects
Gillian Flynn's debut thriller about a reporter sent back to her small hometown to cover the murders of two girls.
Six Four
A Japanese crime novel about a police press officer drawn back into an unsolved kidnapping from 1989.
The Sleep Revolution
Arianna Huffington on the costs of sleep deprivation and the case for making sleep a priority.
Sly Mongoose
Tobias Buckell's third science fiction novel, a standalone set in the same universe as Crystal Rain and Ragamuffin.
The Snark Handbook: Insult Edition
Snow Crash
A science fiction novel about Hiro, a pizza deliverer and hacker, in a future Los Angeles and the virtual world called the Metaverse.
So Much for That Winter
Social Origins of Dictatorship and Democracy
A 1966 study of the role of lords and peasants in the making of the modern world.
Socialnomics
A look at how social media is changing the way people live and how businesses reach consumers.
The Stars Are Legion
A space opera set among decaying world-ships, where a woman with no memory is drawn into a generations-long war for control.
The State of Africa
A history of Africa in the fifty years since independence, tracing the leaders, wars, and events behind the continent's struggles.
The Story of the Tour de France, Volume 1
The Stranger Beside Me
Ann Rule's true-crime account of a serial killer she knew as a friend and coworker at a crisis clinic.
The Stranger: Barack Obama in the White House
NBC's Chuck Todd on Barack Obama's first term and his campaign for a second, drawing on inside sources.
The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck
Mark Manson argues for caring about fewer things and choosing your values carefully as a route to a better life.
Sudden Death
The Third Wave
Samuel Huntington analyzes why more than thirty countries moved from authoritarian rule to democracy between 1974 and 1990.
This Side of Jordan
The Three
A thriller that begins when four passenger planes crash at nearly the same moment around the world, and three children walk away unhurt.
The Tipping Point
Malcolm Gladwell on how ideas, trends, and behaviors cross a threshold and spread like epidemics.
Trajectory
Two novellas and two stories by Richard Russo, featuring a professor, a realtor, and others at turning points.
The Travelers
A thriller about a travel writer who discovers his magazine job is cover for something else, and is pulled into international espionage.
Twitterville
An early look at how businesses and people use Twitter to talk with customers and build relationships.
Underground Airlines
A novel set in a present-day America where the Civil War never happened, following a Black bounty hunter working for the US Marshals.
Understanding Value-Based Healthcare
UnMarketing
A guide to replacing interruption marketing with listening and engagement to draw customers in.
An Unpardonable Crime
A historical mystery in early 1800s England, where a young Edgar Allan Poe and his schoolmaster are caught up in violent events.
The Upstarts
Brad Stone tells the story of Uber and Airbnb and the new wave of Silicon Valley companies rewriting the rules of business.
Warm Bodies
A novel about R, a zombie with no memories who falls for a living girl named Julie and begins to change.
We Have Always Lived in the Castle
Shirley Jackson's gothic novel about Merricat Blackwood, her isolated family, and the cousin whose arrival disrupts them.
The Wheel of Darkness
An FBI Agent Pendergast thriller. A theft from a Tibetan monastery sends Pendergast and Constance after a dangerous artifact.
Who Moved My Cheese?
A short parable about change, following two mice and two little people who search a maze for cheese.
Why America Failed
Why Globalization Works
Economist Martin Wolf explains how globalization works and answers the main arguments against it.
Why We Get Fat
Science writer Gary Taubes argues that certain carbohydrates, not simply excess calories, cause weight gain.
The Windup Girl
A science fiction novel set in a future Bangkok, following a calorie company agent and Emiko, an engineered being abandoned there.
The Wisdom of Crowds
James Surowiecki on why large groups are often smarter than a few experts, at solving problems and predicting outcomes.
Without Their Permission
Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian on using the internet to start businesses, communities, and causes.
World History: From the Ancient World to the Information Age
A DK Eyewitness reference covering world history from prehistoric times to the present day.
The World's Greatest Geological Wonders
A Wrinkle in Time
Madeleine L'Engle's classic about Meg Murry, who travels through space and time to rescue her missing father.
Yellow Dog
A Martin Amis novel following several men, including Xan Meo, whose personality changes after a brutal assault.
Yerba Buena
Z.E.O.
Nothing here matches.
| Pick | Title | Author | Genre | Format |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gregory Cochran, Henry Harpending | Health & Science | Hardcover | ||
| Robin Sharma | Self-Help & Psychology | Paperback | ||
| Peter Mallouk | Business & Tech | |||
| Idris Mootee | Business & Tech | Hardcover | ||
| William Gurstelle | Humor & Pop Culture | Paperback | ||
| Elizabeth Percer | Literary Fiction | Hardcover | ||
| Charlie Jane Anders | Sci-Fi & Fantasy | Hardcover | ||
| Eric Jorgenson | Business & Tech | Hardcover | ||
| Jon Stewart and The Daily Show | Humor & Pop Culture | Hardcover | ||
| Elisabeth Rosenthal | Health & Science | Hardcover | ||
| Rolf Dobelli | Self-Help & Psychology | Paperback | ||
| James Clear | Self-Help & Psychology | Hardcover | ||
| Victor LaValle | Horror & Thrillers | Paperback | ||
| Steven Pinker | History & Politics | Paperback | ||
| Todd Downs | Hobbies, Home & Travel | Paperback | ||
| Malcolm Gladwell | Self-Help & Psychology | Paperback | ||
| Don Tapscott, Alex Tapscott | Business & Tech | Hardcover | ||
| Melanie Swan | Business & Tech | Paperback | ||
| Michel Faber | Sci-Fi & Fantasy | Hardcover | ||
| Manoush Zomorodi | Self-Help & Psychology | Hardcover | ||
| Ken Jennings | Biography & Memoir | Paperback | ||
| Robbin Phillips, Greg Cordell, Geno Church, Spike Jones | Business & Tech | Hardcover | ||
| Bradley Miles | Business & Tech | Paperback | ||
| Donald Miller | Business & Tech | Hardcover | ||
| Alexis Maybank, Alexandra Wilkis Wilson | Business & Tech | Hardcover | ||
| Suzanne Collins | Young Adult | Hardcover | ||
| Edward N. Wolff | History & Politics | Hardcover | ||
| Cesar Millan | Hobbies, Home & Travel | Paperback | ||
| Dave Eggers | Literary Fiction | Paperback | ||
| Gary Shapiro | Business & Tech | Hardcover | ||
| Matt Haig | Self-Help & Psychology | |||
| Daniel Yergin, Joseph Stanislaw | History & Politics | |||
| Parag Khanna | History & Politics | Hardcover | ||
| Eric Topol | Health & Science | Hardcover | ||
| John Henry Clippinger | Business & Tech | Hardcover | ||
| Alex Marshall | Sci-Fi & Fantasy | Paperback | ||
| Mark Haddon | Literary Fiction | Paperback | ||
| Daniel Suarez | Sci-Fi & Fantasy | Paperback | ||
| Blake Crouch | Sci-Fi & Fantasy | Hardcover | ||
| Gillian Flynn | Horror & Thrillers | Paperback | ||
| Leerom Segal, Aaron Goldstein, Jay Goldman, Rahaf Harfoush | Business & Tech | Hardcover | ||
| Tony Hsieh | Business & Tech | Hardcover | ||
| Condoleezza Rice | History & Politics | Hardcover | ||
| Erica Dhawan | Business & Tech | Hardcover | ||
| Robert Wachter | Health & Science | Hardcover | ||
| Donna Hicks | Self-Help & Psychology | Paperback | ||
| Christopher Moore | Sci-Fi & Fantasy | Hardcover | ||
| Georg von Krogh, Kazuo Ichijo, Ikujiro Nonaka | Business & Tech | Hardcover | ||
| John Horgan | Health & Science | Hardcover | ||
| Brian Solis | Business & Tech | Hardcover | ||
| Greg McKeown | Self-Help & Psychology | |||
| Ann Handley | Business & Tech | Hardcover | ||
| Richard Russo | Literary Fiction | Hardcover | ||
| Brad Stone | Business & Tech | Hardcover | ||
| Eve Rodsky | Self-Help & Psychology | Hardcover | ||
| Mitchell Zuckoff | History & Politics | |||
| Jack Ewing | Business & Tech | Hardcover | ||
| Charles Baxter | Literary Fiction | Paperback | ||
| Christopher Mark O'Brien | Hobbies, Home & Travel | Paperback | ||
| Eve Rodsky | Self-Help & Psychology | Hardcover | ||
| Nolan Bushnell, Gene Stone | Business & Tech | Hardcover | ||
| Michael Wolff | History & Politics | Hardcover | ||
| Patrick Lencioni | Business & Tech | Hardcover | ||
| Peter Robison | Business & Tech | Hardcover | ||
| Smith Henderson | Literary Fiction | Hardcover | ||
| Daniel Suarez | Sci-Fi & Fantasy | Paperback | ||
| Rohit Bhargava, Henry Coutinho-Mason | Business & Tech | |||
| Paula Hawkins | Horror & Thrillers | Hardcover | ||
| Adam Grant | Self-Help & Psychology | Paperback | ||
| Richard Dawkins | Health & Science | Hardcover | ||
| Gillian Flynn | Horror & Thrillers | Paperback | ||
| Michael Wombacher | Hobbies, Home & Travel | Paperback | ||
| Jim Collins, Morten T. Hansen | Business & Tech | Hardcover | ||
| Angela Duckworth | Self-Help & Psychology | Hardcover | ||
| John Steele Gordon | History & Politics | Paperback | ||
| Jeff Elton, Anne O'Riordan | Health & Science | Hardcover | ||
| Charles O'Reilly, Jeffrey Pfeffer | Business & Tech | Hardcover | ||
| Dave Eggers | Literary Fiction | Paperback | ||
| David Duchovny | Humor & Pop Culture | Paperback | ||
| Johnathan Nightingale, Melissa Nightingale | Business & Tech | Paperback | ||
| Sara Maitland | Self-Help & Psychology | Paperback | ||
| The Monks of New Skete | Hobbies, Home & Travel | |||
| Suzanne Collins | Young Adult | Hardcover | ||
| Stephen Colbert | Humor & Pop Culture | Hardcover | ||
| Jagdish Bhagwati | History & Politics | |||
| Malka Older | Sci-Fi & Fantasy | Paperback | ||
| Michael Bugeja | Business & Tech | Paperback | ||
| Jason Fried, David Heinemeier Hansson | Business & Tech | Hardcover | ||
| David Wong | Horror & Thrillers | Paperback | ||
| John Hagel | Business & Tech | Hardcover | ||
| Dana Maor, Hans-Werner Kaas, Kurt Strovink, Ramesh Srinivasan | Business & Tech | Hardcover | ||
| Anthony Gustin, Chris Irvin | Health & Science | Hardcover | ||
| Terri Morrison, Wayne A. Conaway | Business & Tech | Paperback | ||
| Donna Hicks | Business & Tech | Hardcover | ||
| Sheryl Sandberg | Business & Tech | Hardcover | ||
| Eric Ries | Business & Tech | Hardcover | ||
| Max Barry | Sci-Fi & Fantasy | Paperback | ||
| Marie Kondo | Hobbies, Home & Travel | Hardcover | ||
| Stephen King (as Richard Bachman) | Horror & Thrillers | Paperback | ||
| Safi Bahcall | Business & Tech | Hardcover | ||
| Natasha Vargas-Cooper | Humor & Pop Culture | Paperback | ||
| Aleksandar Hemon | Literary Fiction | Paperback | ||
| Jeffrey Bussgang | Business & Tech | Hardcover | ||
| Hannah Fry | Health & Science | Hardcover | ||
| Jacques DeVore, Roy M. Wallack | Hobbies, Home & Travel | Paperback | ||
| Carol S. Dweck | Self-Help & Psychology | Paperback | ||
| Suzanne Collins | Young Adult | Hardcover | ||
| Steve Hilton | History & Politics | Hardcover | ||
| Jeremy Benson | Hobbies, Home & Travel | Paperback | ||
| Robin Sloan | Literary Fiction | Paperback | ||
| George Friedman | History & Politics | Paperback | ||
| Liz Fosslien, Mollie West Duffy | Business & Tech | Hardcover | ||
| Richard Russo | Literary Fiction | Paperback | ||
| Joe Hill | Horror & Thrillers | Paperback | ||
| Sheryl Sandberg, Adam Grant | Self-Help & Psychology | Hardcover | ||
| Eric Topol | Health & Science | Hardcover | ||
| Mike Maples Jr., Peter Ziebelman | Business & Tech | Hardcover | ||
| Jenny Blake | Business & Tech | Paperback | ||
| Steve Forbes, John Prevas | History & Politics | Hardcover | ||
| Jim Loehr, Tony Schwartz | Self-Help & Psychology | Paperback | ||
| Chip Heath, Dan Heath | Self-Help & Psychology | Hardcover | ||
| Hiroshi Mikitani, Ryoichi Mikitani | Business & Tech | Hardcover | ||
| Kyle Westaway | Business & Tech | Hardcover | ||
| Brian Bosché, Gabrielle Bosché | Self-Help & Psychology | Hardcover | ||
| Jon Acuff | Business & Tech | Paperback | ||
| Bill McKibben | Literary Fiction | Hardcover | ||
| Ernest Cline | Sci-Fi & Fantasy | Paperback | ||
| Bob Spitz | Biography & Memoir | Hardcover | ||
| John Scalzi | Sci-Fi & Fantasy | Hardcover | ||
| James Altucher | Self-Help & Psychology | Paperback | ||
| Jason Fried, David Heinemeier Hansson | Business & Tech | Hardcover | ||
| Chris Mooney | History & Politics | Hardcover | ||
| Jason Fried, David Heinemeier Hansson | Business & Tech | Hardcover | ||
| The Velominati | Hobbies, Home & Travel | Hardcover | ||
| Augusten Burroughs | Biography & Memoir | Paperback | ||
| Caroline Myss | Self-Help & Psychology | Paperback | ||
| Jake Bernstein | History & Politics | Paperback | ||
| Select Registry | Hobbies, Home & Travel | Paperback | ||
| Kristin Dombek | Self-Help & Psychology | Paperback | ||
| Stefan Spjut | Sci-Fi & Fantasy | Paperback | ||
| Arun Sundararajan | Business & Tech | Hardcover | ||
| Gillian Flynn | Horror & Thrillers | Paperback | ||
| Hideo Yokoyama | Horror & Thrillers | Hardcover | ||
| Arianna Huffington | Health & Science | Hardcover | ||
| Tobias S. Buckell | Sci-Fi & Fantasy | Hardcover | ||
| Lawrence Dorfman | Humor & Pop Culture | Hardcover | ||
| Neal Stephenson | Sci-Fi & Fantasy | Paperback | ||
| Dorthe Nors | Literary Fiction | Paperback | ||
| Barrington Moore Jr. | History & Politics | Paperback | ||
| Erik Qualman | Business & Tech | Hardcover | ||
| Kameron Hurley | Sci-Fi & Fantasy | Hardcover | ||
| Martin Meredith | History & Politics | Paperback | ||
| Bill McGann, Carol McGann | Hobbies, Home & Travel | Paperback | ||
| Ann Rule | Biography & Memoir | Paperback | ||
| Chuck Todd | History & Politics | Hardcover | ||
| Mark Manson | Self-Help & Psychology | |||
| Álvaro Enrigue | Literary Fiction | Hardcover | ||
| Samuel P. Huntington | History & Politics | |||
| Monte Schulz | Literary Fiction | Hardcover | ||
| Sarah Lotz | Horror & Thrillers | Paperback | ||
| Malcolm Gladwell | Self-Help & Psychology | Paperback | ||
| Richard Russo | Literary Fiction | Hardcover | ||
| Chris Pavone | Horror & Thrillers | Hardcover | ||
| Shel Israel | Business & Tech | Hardcover | ||
| Ben H. Winters | Sci-Fi & Fantasy | Hardcover | ||
| Christopher Moriates, Vineet Arora, Neel Shah | Health & Science | Paperback | ||
| Scott Stratten | Business & Tech | Hardcover | ||
| Andrew Taylor | Horror & Thrillers | Paperback | ||
| Brad Stone | Business & Tech | Hardcover | ||
| Isaac Marion | Horror & Thrillers | Paperback | ||
| Shirley Jackson | Horror & Thrillers | Paperback | ||
| Douglas Preston, Lincoln Child | Horror & Thrillers | Paperback | ||
| Spencer Johnson | Business & Tech | Hardcover | ||
| Morris Berman | History & Politics | Paperback | ||
| Martin Wolf | History & Politics | |||
| Gary Taubes | Health & Science | Paperback | ||
| Paolo Bacigalupi | Sci-Fi & Fantasy | Paperback | ||
| James Surowiecki | Business & Tech | Paperback | ||
| Alexis Ohanian | Business & Tech | Hardcover | ||
| Philip Parker | History & Politics | Hardcover | ||
| Michael E. Wysession | Health & Science | |||
| Madeleine L'Engle | Young Adult | Paperback | ||
| Martin Amis | Literary Fiction | Paperback | ||
| Nina LaCour | Literary Fiction | Hardcover | ||
| Scott Kenemore | Humor & Pop Culture | Paperback | ||
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