The underground artist and journalist presents a memoir of her years between September 11 and the Occupy movement in New York City to discuss the impact of historical events on her work and her decision to become a witness journalist.

Author Edmund de Waal offers narrative history of porcelain that traces the stories of the his travels through five regions where porcelain was innovated, created and collected.

A personal, provocative memoir by the iconic designer includes candid stories about her difficult and isolated childhood, her nearly five-decade career in the fashion industry, her two marriages, her children, and her spiritual life.

Based on the popular blog, this pop culture mash-up pairs together important and poignant passages from literature with iconic moments from television shows, movies and real life, often to humorous or more meaningful results.

Investigating the motivations of the artists and criminals who have faked great works of art, the author explores the stories, dramas and human intrigues surrounding the world's most infamous forgeries.

For every superhero hitting the big time with a blockbuster movie, there are countless failures, also-rans, and D-listers. The League of Regrettable Superheroes affectionately presents one hundred of the strangest superheroes ever to see print—from Atoman to Zippo—complete with backstories, vintage art, and colorful commentary.

Showcasing the 70-year career of America's foremost Renaissance man of the arts, this illustrated retrospective provides a glimpse into Jules Feiffer's creative process and celebrates his unique imagination.

After sorting through a box of old papers that revealed scandals, alcohol and domestic abuse, affairs, family land ownership, and racial complications, the author tells her family's history in photographs and words.