Biography

A stubborn Holocaust survivor befuddles her family’s attempts to manage her twilight years.

Part memoir, part clarion call, #eSociety makes an impressive argument for how to democratize the tech industry for all classes.

With the help of an unconventional psychiatrist, a woman struggles to recover from childhood sexual abuse.

In a time of war, chaos, and oppression, a gutsy young girl learns to survive, in this international saga penned by an admiring husband.

At first glance, ROWDY seems to be a book about the rebuilding of a NY40 Class racing yacht. However, it is actually three books: the recounting of how the boat was discovered and restored, the World War I diary of Rowdy’s first owner and finally, a description of upper class New York society between the wars.

This is the life story of Dolly Vardon, born as an illegitimate child to a Victorian cook, boarded out with a woman she called "Mums" Dodd for most of her childhood, and essentially sold as a teenage sex slave to Harry Sidney Nichols, a bookseller with a pornography obsession and a foot fetish.

Having failed to create much of a stir in the art world working under his own name, painter Elmyr de Hory carved out a niche as someone who could produce convincing forgeries.