Historian Peter Ackroyd chronicles LGBTQ+ life in London from the ancient era to the modern day.

Queer Japan explores the lives and work of Japanese LGBTQ+ artists and activists, highlighting the groundbreaking activism improving the lives of queer people in Japan.

This unflinchingly open, honest collection of personal stories from prominent trans and queer activists covers intimacy, relationships, sex, sexuality, and gender identity.

Editor Frank Wynne showcases a multicultural spectrum of LGBTQ+ writing throughout history, from personal diary entries to poetry and short stories, celebrating the breadth and tenacity of queer creativity.

When time is short, quick cleans to keep the house tidy are necessary. I try to complete cleaning tasks quickly in between family time.

It's no secret that nearly everyone has or will have some experience with body image issues. Here are some simple steps toward improving the relationship you have with your one and only body.

Annie Duke explains why we often quit much later than we should and gives us strategies for quitting at the right time.

Quit Like A Millionaire will give you a mathematically proven way to manage your money and build your wealth – so you can finally reach financial freedom.

Holly Whitaker outlines the ways in which the Alcoholics Anonymous 12-step program fails many women. As an alternative, she offers a feminine-centric approach to recovering from alcohol addiction.

Quitter is a blueprint to help you close the gap between your day job and your dream job, showing you simple steps that you can take towards your dream without turning it into a nightmare.

From everyday apps to complex algorithms, Ruha Benjamin demonstrates that centuries of racial bias are intrinsic to the tech industry, either unknowingly or by design.

Racial Wellness is a design-forward book that offers communities of color tender guidance on how to heal from the effects that racism has on their wellbeing.

Biologists explore the oppressive history of race as a social construct, explaining how biological variation between people does not justify the concept of race or racism.

Psychologist and meditation teacher Tara Brach explores RAIN, a mindfulness technique, showing us how it can improve our relationship with ourselves and the outside world.

Black Marginalized Genders activist and anti-racism educator explains how white people can be radical, even if imperfect, accomplices in the work of dismantling systems of oppression.

Radio Cachimbona's podcast explores the topics of abolition, state repression, and migrant resistance in the Arizona borderlands.

A unique insight into the private and public worlds of one of the all-time greats of professional tennis, Rafael Nadal.

Rage is an intimate look at the Trump presidency from a celebrated investigative journalist who had unfettered access to all the major players.

This essential feminist volume details the history and role of female anger and its potential as a catalyst for positive change.

Raising A Secure Child teaches new parents how to create a healthy relationship with their child, avoid codependency, and build emotional resilience.

Raising Boys in the Twenty-First Century is a handy guide to bringing up well-rounded young men in an increasingly self-aware world, through helping them embrace a positive vision of masculinity and delve into their innate sense of empathy.