Through their family's personal story, in which both a child and spouse come out as transgender, Amanda Jetté Knox shows readers how to best support trans people.

Love Out Loud: A Guide to Enlightenment helps readers begin and navigate their journey to self-appreciation and personal fulfillment using new frameworks of thinking designed to help you understand your humanity, interconnectedness, and nature.

Former Cosmopolitan editor Joanna Coles helps guide us through the minefield of digital dating, by adapting the familiar concept of 'rules' to a task most of us still approach randomly.

In his follow-up memoir, Jonathan Van Ness gets curious about current issues, including marijuana legalization and body dysmorphia, through the lens of his queer experience.

Is one phrase really all it takes to change your life? For visionary Kamal Ravikant, there's no doubt about it. Here, he shares the secrets to his own happiness, along with all the advice and guidance you need to find your own at the end of the same path.

Love, Sex, and Staying Warm is a collection of marriage counselor and newspaper columnist Neil Rosenthal's best writings to help any couple find happiness in their relationship.

Loving What Is presents us with simple questions to turn around our negative thoughts, change how we react to the events and people that stress us out, and thus end our own suffering.

This non-judgmental, insightful book provides practical advice for how to start healing a marriage when all you want to do is run away.

Any behavior or stimulus can go from well-adapted and functional to maladaptive and dysfunctional, but the more we bring substance addiction into public discussion, the more that people can talk about it openly.

Javier Rhoden shares snippets of his poetry, written with powerful and positive messages about love, self-love, self-esteem, inner strength, heartbreak, and happiness.

In Lying, philosopher and neuroscientist Sam Harris takes a stand against dishonesty and demonstrates the power being truthful can have for individuals and society as a whole.

This 2023 documentary highlights the successes and contradictions in the life of the iconic English playwright, actor, director, songwriter, and singer Noël Coward, who was known for his wit and flamboyance, as well as his work.

British journalist Micha Frazer-Carroll offers a radical re-evaluation of mental health and illness, looking at how they are shaped by capitalist politics.

In this bestselling autobiography, Ranulph Fiennes delivers a first-hand account of his incredible life traveling through the most inaccessible and dangerous territories on earth.

Made to Stick examines advertising campaigns, urban myths, and compelling stories to determine the six traits that make ideas stick in our brains.

The largest art fraud in the history of the U.S. took place over the course of 20 years, involved $80 million in forgeries of iconic artists, and fooled even the most experienced art historians in the world.

Madhouse at the End of the Earth tells the extraordinary story of the disastrous 1897–1899 Belgian Antarctic Expedition, delving into what happens when 18 men become trapped for a year on Earth's most hostile continent.

At my darkest point, I was deeply depressed and couldn't quit drinking. I discovered a three-minute meditation method that changed everything about my life, and I'm going to share it with you here.

Anthropologist and National Geographic Explorer-in-Residence Wade Davis describes the Río Magdalena - Colombia's main artery - from its headwaters to its mouth.

In this June 2019 episode of The Game Changers podcast, female sports expert Sue Anstiss interviews one of the best female players in rugby history — former England player Maggie Alphonsi.

A documentary that follows the first-ever clinical trial exploring the use of magic mushrooms as a treatment for clinical depression.