Beyond the myths of tyrant or hero: a richly researched exploration that reveals the complex reality of Aurangzeb ‘Alamgir’s extraordinary life.
Drawing on a vast archive, this remarkable history unpicks the dynamics of a long reign to unearth the nuanced truth about the last great Mughal emperor.
From antiquity to Iraq, a global history that breaks the Western-centric mold—revealing how power, technology, and ideology have shaped insurgency across continents and centuries.
Why do some lessons stick while others fail? Black traces the patterns that governments and rebels actually learned, not just what they claimed to know.
Five decades of Iranian history told through six lives—from revolution’s promise to its brutal betrayal, and the people who risked everything to resist.
A skeleton key for understanding Iran today: the dreams of 1979, the corruption that followed, and the undying spirit of those who refuse to be silenced.
A congressman who witnessed January 6 exposes Christian nationalism as America’s most dangerous political movement—and reveals how to stop it before democracy falls.
An insider account of the violent extremists undermining our secular republic, with untold stories from inside government and a blueprint for fighting back.
Stop the cycle of burnout, tech chaos, and infrastructure breakdown with a clear model built on behavioral science—no expensive consultants required.
Learn how to embed values into operations, unite multi-generational teams, and build resilient systems that work while your business thrives.
Violence is predictable. By understanding it through behavioral science and economics, we can design institutions and policies that actually prevent it—and build lasting security.
Transform your truck or SUV into a fully-stocked basecamp with 50+ vehicle builds from mild daily-drivers to apocalypse-ready rigs.
Rooftop tents, recovery gear, camp kitchens, and expert survival skills from a decade of off-grid adventure—all in one guide.
How did a fourteenth-century traveler’s memoir shape legal systems, trade networks, and religious practices across three continents—and what can his insights teach us about today’s global challenges?
This book traces Ibn Battuta’s journeys through Asia, Africa, and Europe to reveal the enduring power of faith, commerce, and cultural exchange.
Julius Caesar tells his own story—from sickly orphan to master of Rome—in a graphic novel built entirely from historical fact.
Every page sourced from ancient texts and 32 expert historians. An autobiography that could only exist now.
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