Pulitzer Prize–winning author of Lords of Finance, whose latest, 1873, tells the story of the first Great Depression and how it shaped the modern world.

Farmworker’s daughter, teen mom, and award-winning author of Harvesting Dreams, whose story shows how resilience and education can rewrite a life.

Distinguished Professor of Astronomy at UC Berkeley, a member of both teams that discovered the universe’s accelerating expansion, and voted Berkeley’s “Best Professor” a record nine times.

Author of Lessons in Chemistry returns with Peck & Peck, an irresistible new novel about publishing, poetry, and the unconventional people who refuse to play by the rules.

Bestselling author of Killers of the Flower Moon and The Wager is a master of true stories, uncovering tales of murder, mutiny, survival, and the darkest secrets of history.

Three-time National Book Award finalist whose latest, Brawler, is a dazzling collection of stories exploring love, survival, and the complexities of human nature.

From California’s farm fields to the International Space Station, José Hernández has lived an extraordinary American dream. After NASA rejected him eleven times, he earned his astronaut wings on his twelfth attempt. In 2009, he flew aboard Space Shuttle Discovery. Today, an author, engineer, vintner, and University of California Regent, he inspired the acclaimed film A Million Miles Away, starring Michael Peña.

Author of Say Nothing returns with London Falling, a gripping true story of a mysterious death, dirty money, and power that exposes the dark underbelly of London’s elite.

Bestselling author and razor-sharp cultural critic whose latest book, Football, explores how America’s most powerful sporting obsession shapes our culture, identity, and national imagination

Author of Pachinko returns with American Hagwon, which explores ambition, education, and what one family sacrifices in pursuit of success.

His latest, The Infinity Machine, is a riveting account of Nobel laureate Demis Hassabis, the visionary behind Google DeepMind, and the high-stakes race to shape the future of artificial intelligence.

Award-winning New York Times AI journalist and author of Genius Makers, who has spent more than a decade tracking the visionaries and breakthroughs reshaping our world.

From undrafted underdog to three-time Super Bowl champion to business innovator, Lonie Paxton proves that the next play can be your greatest

Longtime Google research scientist and author of The Joy of Search, who teaches how to think like a detective when AI can fabricate images and stories.

Bestselling author and UCSF Chair of Medicine explores the extraordinary promise and potential pitfalls of artificial intelligence in medicine in his new book A Giant Leap: How AI Is Transforming Healthcare and What That Means for Our Future.

Author of Educated, whose new memoir, Brothers and Sisters, is a powerful and deeply personal exploration of family and the power of stories to liberate and to tyrannize. (Release date: April 13, 2027)

Poet, American Book Award winner, and New York Times bestselling author of Solito, his memoir of traveling alone from El Salvador to the United States at age nine.