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"Full of genuinely juicy details, it is certain to replace Eric Redman's studies in the future." --Charles Peters, editor in chief, The Washington Monthy.

A New York Times Book Review Notable Book of the Year
An Entertainment Weekly Best Novel of the Year
An NPR Top Ten Novel of the Year
A Washington Post Notable Book of the Year
Esquire Book of the Year
A jury chooses a memorial for the victims of a devastating terrorist attack on Manhattan, only to learn that the anonymous designer is an American Muslim -- an enigmatic architect named Mohammad Khan. His selection reverberates across a divided, traumatized country and, more intimately, through individual lives....

Rust has been called "the great destroyer," the "pervasive menace," and "the evil." "This look at corrosion--its causes, its consequences, and especially the people devoted to combating it--is wide-ranging and consistently engrossing" (The New York Times).

It is the hidden enemy, the one that challenges the very basis of civilization. This entropic menace destroys cars, fells bridges, sinks ships, sparks house fires, and nearly brought down the Statue of Liberty's...

Money Manifestation Mastery guides you through a 5 step process designed to help you create the life that you desire in alignment with your Soul’s Purpose.  Discover how to manifest more wealth into your life by aligning with your true abundant nature.

Lara shows you how to use Money Manifestation as a vehicle to access your greatest purpose, your greatest gifts and your greatest potential.  Activating your Abundance opens you up to receive money and all of the wonderful things that life is waiting to gift to you.  Transform your relationship with money,...

Around the world, asbestos-related diseases are on the increase. Meanwhile, in many newly-industrializing and developing countries, asbestos use continues unabated. This book, based on anthropological fieldwork in the UK, India and South Africa, explores people's understandings of their illness, risk, compensation and regulation, contrasting these personal and community narratives with formal medical and legal understandings.

Linda Waldman shows how the domination of medical and legal framings of risk and disease over those of workers, sufferers and activists can narrow the...