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Finally, the long-awaited autobiography of highly-esteemed and beloved author, Gabriel García Márquez. Originally published in the author's native Spanish last year, the English translation of Living to Tell the Tale has arrived.

Read the first full-length biography of David Thompson, adventurer and mapmaker of late 18th- and early 19th-century Canada in Epic Wanderer, by popular historian D’Arcy Jenish.

Taking us beyond the headlines and the statistics, author Jeff Klein looks at the career of one of hockey's most commanding and intriguing personalities, the larger-than-life Mark Messier.

In Broken Music, Sting strays from the traditional autobiographical approach, the year-by-year account
of life events. Instead, he explores specific moments,
certain people, relationships and powerful events that still
resonate with him.His hope is to understand the
child that he was and the man he has become.

Part biography, part art history, Maria Tippett’s Bill Reid: The Making of an Indian is a thoroughly ngaging look at one man's life and the phenomenal influence he has had on the world of contemporary art.

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Four-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong presents an inspirational account of his recent personal and
professional victories — and some failures — and an intimate
glimpse into how almost dying taught him to really live
in his memoir, Every Second Counts.