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A young Canadian philosopher turned British spy infiltrates post-WWI Berlin with astounding results in ‘Cracking the Nazi Code.’

The essence of a progression toward deeper ingratitude is Bartleby’s characteristic words: “I prefer not to.”

These recommendations address a plethora of crucial skills, from mastering effective communication to building a culture of trust.

In ‘A World Safe for Commerce,’ Dale Copeland presents America’s 250-year geopolitical history to show a possible working theory for how to deal with China.

Set against Nashville’s vibrant music scene, this collaborative novel is a gripping tale of secrets, ambition, and the pursuit of a dream at all costs.

The 1945 novel traces the young man’s path from self-indulgence to a discovery of deeper meaning.

Decades of animosity swirl in Steve Coll’s ‘The Achilles Trap: Saddam Hussein, the C.I.A., and the Origins of America’s Invasion of Iraq.'