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In Pursuit of Elegance (Broadway Books; September 7, 2010), now available in paperback, offers an engaging narrative from former Toyota consultant Matthew E. May on the power of elegance at work and in our lives, arguing that what’s NOT there often trumps what is.
Why did the Razr ruin Motorola? Why did Starbucks stumble just when it seemed to reach for the stars? Why do some things catch on when others don’t? In his book, Trade-Off (Broadway Books; 8/17/2010; Paperback), Kevin Maney presents a new way to understand what works in the marketplace of products and ideas, and why we buy.
In his new book, AFTERMATH: A Guide to Preparing for and Surviving Apocalypse 2012, Lawrence Joseph combines investigative reporting, historical research, and practical advice to help control the damage when the world as we know it ends in 2012.
A fascinating memoir of an American journalist as she experiences Sana’a, the capital city of Yemen, where she worked for a year as the editor of the Yemen Observer and discovered a surprising romance.
In his new book, It’s Not Just Who You Know (Broadway Books; August 2010), leadership expert Tommy Spaulding illustrates the power of ‘Netgiving’ – of helping others – in creating meaningful relationships that transform careers, organizations, and communities
In his new book, SHIFT (Broadway Books; June 2010), Peter Arnell draws on nearly three decades of branding and marketing expertise to outline the concept of Shift, a strategy built on the transformational tactics used by famous brands to effect sustainable change in everything from your career to your health.
Winner of the 2010 Pacific Northwest Booksellers Association Award, a San Francisco Chronicle Bestseller, and a Barnes and Noble Discover Pick, The Crying Tree, a novel by Naseem Rakha, available in paperback from Broadway Books on July 6th.
Three Ways to Capsize a Boat is that rare thing: a book about sailing equally fun for people without a hint of sea legs.
Chronicling her lifelong obsession, Gesine tells her story by following one day in her busy baker’s life, from rolling her flour-logged body out of bed at three thirty a.m. until closing the shop at four p.m. in her memoir MY LIFE FROM SCRATCH (Broadway Books; On-Sale June 8, 2010; $14.00 Trade Paperback). Complete with nineteen perfectly sweetened recipes for exquisitely crafted treats, Gesine shows how she rebuilt her life from scratch one cake at a time.
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