Martha Kearney

Discover a world unseen by human eyes in this stunning, passionate work of activism and resistance. Richard Powers's twelfth novel weaves together interlocking fables spanning centuries and continents, from antebellum New York to the Timber Wars of the Pacific Northwest. Immerse yourself in this breathtaking paean to the natural world and follow the journey of a few individuals who learn to see the invisible forces at play in our world, as they become entangled in a catastrophic unfolding. A New York Times Bestseller.

Explore the fascinating world of children's language and culture with this pioneering work. Dive into the day-to-day activities and creative intelligence of children, as the authors bring to life the rhymes, games, jokes, and spells of the "greatest of savage tribes." Originally published in 1959, The Lore and Language of Schoolchildren is a timeless masterpiece of both scholarship and literature.