383 Titles

PURPLE AND GOOPLE EXPLORE THE PLANETS

Suvarna Bhajanka

IMPOSSIBLE

CATARINA SOBRAL

ZOMBIES & CALCULUS

Colin Adams

WIZARDS, ALIENS, AND STARSHIPS

Charles L. Adler

MONARCHS AND MILKWEED

Anurag Agrawal

Introducing Quantitative Methods

Daniela. Aidley

The Web Was Done by Amateurs

GROWING PAINS

BAD CHOICES

A ESCENA

Der Blick vom Mond

Ketzereien

IT'S A QUESTION OF SPACE

Clayton C. Anderson

Bull’s eye

Doros Antoniadis

Size Matters: Why We Love to…

Charlie Arnot

THE HANDY DINOSAUR ANSWER BOOK

Patricia Barnes-Svarney, Thomas E. Barnes

Der Girlboss Mythos

Johanna Bath

UNSOLVED!

Craig Bauer

THE SECRET LIFE OF SCIENCE

Jeremy J. Baumberg

THE REAL PLANET OF THE APES

David R. Begun

SMALL WONDERS

Idan Ben-Barak

WHY AREN'T WE DEAD YET?

Idan Ben-Barak

WHAT IS RELATIVITY?

Jeffrey Bennett

Conspiracy & Populism

Eirikur Bergmann

TIMEFULNESS

Marcia Bjornerud

OVERPOWERED

Martin Blank

THE HANDY ANATOMY ANSWER BOOK

Naomi E. Balaban, James E. Bobick

A DIFFERENT KIND OF ANIMAL

Robert Boyd

Körperchemie. Einfach länger und gesünder leben

Sandro Brandenberger

HOW MEN AGE

Richard G. Bribiescas

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Humorous and surprisingly poignant.

review: Kirkus

THE RETURN OF KID COOPER

Brad Smith has got the goods - he's funny, poignant, evocative, and he tells a blistering tale. A writer to watch, a comet on the horizon.

quote: Dennis Lehane, award-winning author of Mystic River

The Return of Kid Cooper is Brad Smith at his best - clear-eyed, tough-minded and true of heart. Smith - once a farmer, signalman, truck driver, bartender, teacher and carpenter - understands that work will take its toll, even when it's the only thing holding a soul together. This is a powerful novel, fully felt and beautifully written.

quote: T. Jefferson Parker, award-winning and New York Times bestselling author

This funny, sometimes delightfully absurd book offers sharp meditations on status, relevance, and age, and fame - or at least being fame-adjacent.

review: Publishers Weekly

Men trapped outside their times - it was the great theme of Sam Peckinpah's best movies, and Brad Smith makes it his own in his first-rate novel, The Return of Kid Cooper.

review: True West magazine

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