Oline Eaton resurrects the Jackie Kennedy Onassis who has been culturally erased, who we need now more than ever—not the First Lady who was a paragon of femininity, fashion, American wifeliness and motherhood, but rather the kaleidoscopic Jackie who emerged after the murder of her husband changed her world and ours.

In California Rich, Stephen Birmingham explores this fascinating social history, showing how the ruling class of California was born and how it evolved a lifestyle that continues to fascinate the world. 

The “endlessly fascinating” true story of a custody battle that threatened to expose the seedy secrets of Hollywood’s Golden Age—illustrated with photos (Entertainment Weekly).

Shel Silverstein was more than a beloved children’s author—he was a creative force who wrote hit songs, drew for Playboy, penned plays with David Mamet, and never stopped inventing. In A Boy Named Shel, Lisa Rogak reveals the wild, whimsical, and deeply human life behind the legendary poems and drawings.

“A tribute to the unusual life of an extraordinary man.” —The Daily Texan