Archives de catégorie : Nonfiction

DIE ALLIANZ DER NEUEN RECHTEN d’Annett Meiritz & Juliane Schäuble

Make Europe Great Again? How the Trump movement is conquering Europe. The transatlantic « new right » alliance: its goals, victories, key actors, and where they meet and how they’re financed.

DIE ALLIANZ DER NEUEN RECHTEN
(The New Right-Wing Alliance)
by Annett Meiritz & Juliane Schäuble
Heyne/PRH Germany, September 2025

JD Vance defends the racist Germany party AfD in a speech in Munich, a right-wing political newcomer from Poland is welcomed in the Oval Office: right-wing parties and lobbyists are growing their international networks faster than ever before, and working both openly and behind the scenes to export Trumpism to Europe – with potentially drastic consequences. Experts are already warning that we could see right-wing populist, anti-EU parties running the majority of European countries by the end of the 2020s. Here, US correspondents Annett Meiritz and Juliane Schäuble reveal how the transatlantic alliance is coming together, as well as its chief goals and key points of resistance. A shocking, eye-opening insight into a rapidly growing threat.

Annett Meiritz has been the Handelsblatt’s DC correspondent since 2017. She previously spent a decade at Spiegel Online, among others as a parliamentary correspondent based in Berlin. She studied history and is a Burns Fellow and alumna of the non-profit Atlantik-Brücke’s young leaders programme. In 2022, she and Juliane Schäuble co-authored « Guns ‘n’ Rosé », a portrait of conservative women in the US.

Juliane Schäuble has been Washington correspondent for Die Zeit since 2025. Before that, she spent twenty years at the Tagesspiegel – among other things heading up the politics desk; for the last seven of those years, she was based in the US, where she wrote for the Tagesspiegel’s US politics newsletter Washington Weekly. She has an MA in political science, and spent a semester at the American University in Washington. She is a member of the White House Foreign Press Group. In 2022, she and Annett Meiritz co-authored « Guns ‘n’ Rosé », a portrait of conservative women in the US.

THE GIRL WITH NO NAME de Catherine Fogarty

For fans of I’ll Be Gone in the Dark, Catherine Fogarty investigates a decades-old cold case and uncovers the true story of a teen murdered in Los Angeles in 1969.

THE GIRL WITH NO NAME:
The Story of Jane Doe #59 and My Relentless Search for Her Killer
by Catherine Fogarty
HarperCollins Canada, September 2026

In 1969, the body of a young female murder victim was found discarded, down a rocky outcropping off Mulholland Drive in Los Angeles. Now, fifty-seven years later, true crime writer Catherine Fogarty is determined to tell her story, drawing much-needed attention to her long-forgotten case – and potentially unmasking her killer. Set against the back­drop of a tumultuous decade, and one of the most infamous crime sprees in American history, Fogarty’s investigation re-examines the brutal death and questions the heartbreaking reality of why she remained unidentified for almost half a century.

Inspired by the passion and commitment of other true crime writers and motivated by her own fractured past, Fog­arty refuses to let Reet Jurvetson be forgotten. Collaborating with cold case investigators in Los Angeles and Montreal, new clues and potential suspects emerge in the case. Despite fad­ing memories, closed doors, dead ends, and the police’s blue wall of silence, Fogarty’s amateur sleuthing begins to uncover answers to the decades-old murder. As the investigation unfolds, startling revelations come to light from the most unlikely of sources, unravelling long-buried lies and exposing secrets (and truths) that were expected to stay buried forever.

Catherine Fogarty is the founder and president of Big Coat Media, an award-winning company that has produced series for both Canadian and American networks, including the HGTV series “Love It or List It.” She is also the writer, producer and voice of the narrative true-crime podcast Story Hunter. In 2021, Fogarty published her first non-fiction book, Murder on the Inside: The True Story of the Deadly Riot at Kingston Penitentiary, which won the Marina Nemat Award for Creative Writing from the University of Toronto and was shortlisted for the Speaker’s Book Award and the Brass Knuckles Award for Best Nonfiction Crime Book. Indigo called it one of the best history books of the year and Publishers Weekly said it was a must-read. Originally trained as a social worker, Fogarty holds a BA in sociology/anthropology, an MA in social work, an MBA in human resource management and an MFA in creative non-fiction writing. Catherine Fogarty divides her time between Toronto and Los Angeles.

ON COURAGE de Julia Angwin & Ami Fields-Meyer

A deeply reported manual for how individuals can resist America’s slide away from democracy, based on original interviews with more than 100 dissidents, activists, and theorists across the world.

ON COURAGE: HOW TO BE A DISSIDENT IN AN AGE OF FEAR
by Julia Angwin & Ami Fields-Meyer
Mariner Books, June 2026
(via Sterling Lord Literistic)

Based on their acclaimed The New Yorker essay “So You Want to Be a Dissident?: A Practical Guide to Courage in Trump’s Age of Fear,” Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative journalist Julia Angwin and former White House senior advisor Ami Fields-Meyer deliver a guide to courage in America’s age of fear. ON COURAGE is a captivating collection of stories and lessons from the front lines of the fight for the future of the free world that invite action and rouse hope.

Step into the room where the world’s new dissidents—ordinary people, in the U.S. and around the world, who never aspired to be activists—are writing the playbook for courage, risk, and resistance in the age of authoritarianism and unprecedented digital surveillance.

ON COURAGE simplifies the calculus of activism by making more accessible than ever the fundamentals of taking political risk. It’s a handbook that is equal parts practical and spiritual, a valuable resource and a powerful message for anyone, anywhere, who feels the walls of history closing in on them.

Julia Angwin is an award-winning investigative journalist, founder of the nonprofit journalism newsrooms The Markup and Proof News, and a New York Times contributing Opinion Writer. She is a winner and two-time finalist for the Pulitzer Prize in Explanatory Reporting for her work at The Wall Street Journal and ProPublica.

Ami Fields-Meyer is a writer, political strategist, and Senior Fellow at the Harvard Kennedy School. He served in the White House from 2021 to 2024, including as Senior Policy Advisor to Vice President Kamala Harris and as a member of the President’s technology policy team. His writing has appeared in The New Yorker, The Atlantic, Foreign Policy, and Newsweek. He is a graduate of Emory University and a member of the Council on Foreign Relations.

THE ATHLETE CODE de Joe Lemire

A debut nonfiction by a Sports Business Journal writer Joe Lemire, THE ATHLETE CODE explores the fast-changing world of tech- and data-driven athlete development and injury prevention, using vivid narrative and experiential journalism to chronicle humanity’s progress in these areas. For fans of The Sports Gene and Born To Run.

THE ATHLETE CODE:
Biohacking the Limits of Human Performance
by Joe Lemire
St. Martin’s Press, Spring 2028
(via the David Black Agency)

From our Apple Watches to our Oura Rings, wearable tech is everywhere. But where is performance technology going? And with its help, how far can we push the human body?

THE ATHLETE CODE by Joe Lemire will explore these questions while taking readers on an enlightening journey of data and devices, breakthroughs and revelations, vivid anecdotes and memorable characters—and even his own admirable athletic efforts.

Athletes, coaches, and trainers have always tried to turn scientific breakthrough into on-the-field advantage. But historically that has happened by way of more effective equipment, better nutrition, and data that outsmarts conventional wisdom. Now, the fertile ground for a tech- and data-driven edge is in player development and injury prevention. And the sports tech industry is on the precipice of realizing the Holy Grail potential of two goals that long seemed mutually exclusive: performance and durability.

We are witnessing a golden era of sports performance, as new technologies are allowing athletes to reach unprecedented heights. These devices monitor, analyze and predict athlete form and performance in increasingly more precise and less invasive ways—and as a result, they help their subjects push the boundaries of what humans can achieve.

THE ATHLETE CODE will chronicle humanity’s progress in these areas, including:

• The data-driven development of the fittest man in world history.
• The implementation of the first real-time injury detection system capable of identifying muscle, ligament or tendon tears minutes before they happen.
• Insole sensors that can detect asymmetrical movement and advanced motion-capture analysis, both of which have been used by some of the world’s fastest sprinters.
• Bluetooth-connected EEG caps that enable athletes to play video games with their mind to train concentration and decision-making.
• Biomechanical analysis that helped turn a walk-on college baseball player into an ACC Pitcher of the Year, the No. 7 overall MLB draft pick, and a future ace.

Lemire will bring this reporting to life with absorbing stories (the remarkable tale of a professional baseball team’s injury-free season), dozens of exclusive interviews (including with Olympic gold medalists, world-renowned runners, and baseball Hall-of-Famers), and Plimptonian experiential journalism (he has used augmented reality glasses while running and AR goggles while swimming, exercised while wearing as many as four different sensors, and trained with a pocket-sized radar and a smartphone-based biomechanical analysis to raise his fastball to 82 mph.).

There is a strong history of readers devouring books about the intersection of sport and science, including David Epstein’s The Sports Gene and Range, James Nestor’s Breath, Jeff Passan’s The Arm, and Alex Hutchinson’s Endure. THE ATHLETE CODE will attract readers of those books; it will also be required reading for coaches and trainers across sports and levels of competition, as well as for weekend warrior athletes across the country.

Joe Lemire is a reporter for Sports Business Journal, and the country’s only devoted sports technology writer. He began his career with Sports Illustrated as an entry-level reporter, quickly ascending the ranks to become the youngest writer on the magazine’s masthead. He has contributed to the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times and USA Today, and has appeared regularly on the MLB Network. He specializes in stories that distill complicated concepts into accessible ideas and blend objective research with engaging anecdotes for a thorough and compelling exploration of a topic.

THE PROSPEROUS HEART de Julia Cameron

Create a sense of security and abundance in your life today by applying Julia Cameron’s bestselling Artist’s Way techniques to the topic of prosperity.

THE PROSPEROUS HEART:
Creating a Life of Enough (New Edition)
by Julia Cameron
St. Martin’s Essentials, March 2026 (first published 2011)
(via David Black Agency)

In this dynamic creative-renewal program, New York Times bestselling author Julia Cameron presents a twelve-week program for using your creative heart and soul to lead you to prosperity in all the areas of your life. With inspiring new daily tools and strategies that follow in the footsteps of Cameron’s groundbreaking Artist’s Way, this book guides readers in developing a life that is as full and as satisfying as they ever thought possible.

Drawing on her decades of experience working with artists as an expert on the creative process, Cameron shines a clear light on the path to forging a direct relationship between the passion that ignites our creative work and the more practical aspects of living our lives (for example, how one can keep a roof over their head without losing track of their soul!) In this wise volume, Cameron gives readers the courage and permission to live their lives as they create their art: purposely and fully.

Hailed by The New York Times as “The Queen of Change,” Julia Cameron is credited with starting a movement in 1992 that has brought creativity into the mainstream conversation― in the arts, in business, and in everyday life. She is the bestselling author of more than fifty books, fiction and nonfiction; a poet, songwriter, filmmaker and playwright. Commonly referred to as “The Godmother” or “High Priestess” of creativity, her tools are based in practice, not theory, and she considers herself “the floor sample of her own toolkit.” Her #1 bestseller, The Artist’s Way, has been translated into more than forty languages and sold over five million copies to date.