Category Archives: Non-fiction

A dive into America’s “tiny reign of terror,” the Salem witch trials.

A critical examination of high schools in wealthy suburbs, and the friction of increased academic competition between Asian Americans and whites.

A stark look at how important stable housing is to every aspect of our lives, and why it is out of reach for millions.

How media (openly and sneakily) defends the economic, social, and political agendas of privileged groups.

Amidst the horrors of WWII, a daring experiment on willing human subjects to discover the many effects of starvation.

Why the U.S. failed so spectacularly in Afghanistan, and why the government lied about it over and over.

A remarkable look at Detroit’s transformation over the 20th century, and the tense race relations that accompanied it.

In the Middle Ages, surprising and unsurprising ways people perceived their bodies.

Humans are altering the planet in a way never before seen, causing the horrifying extinction of an alarming number of species.

We are in a complex political and economical maze, and we are completely at the mercy of the small group of people who understand, and created, the maze.