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A one-stop shop for building a better book listing with a focus on nonfiction.

Drugs, sex, and spirituality underpin a memoir so sensational, you keep questioning if it's really nonfiction.

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Refreshingly unique, the twelve short stories making up this collection make you think.

After his parents are murdered in front of him, one boy's path leads to a dark future always shadowed by the need to go back.

Spies, politics, swords, and magic fill a rather unique take on a fantasy adventure.

Despite medication only creating new problems and not even helping the original issue, one man still finds hope and progress.

A voyeuristic, satirical narrative both condemns and glorifies social media, influencer hustle, and reality melodrama.

The central questions of why and how a large chunk of the population suddenly drop dead are worth it in the end.

Not everyone would accept a few hives of lost bees into their home, but doing so works wonders for one woman's life.