Vermilion

Gabor and Daniel Maté’s sweeping examination of how modern culture systematically produces illness — and why healing requires addressing the social and emotional environments that generate it. Ambitious, compassionate, and essential: a fundamental challenge to what we call ‘normal’ in contemporary life.

How to Stop Worrying and Start Living by Dale Carnegie (Vermilion) — first published in 1948 and never out of print, because the problems it addresses — the paralysis produced by worry, the energy consumed by fear of what might happen rather than engagement with what is actually happening — are not historical but permanent. Carnegie’s practical philosophy draws on psychology, personal stories, and decades of teaching to produce principles and practices that genuinely reduce worry. Published by Vermilion.

Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill (Vermilion) — the legendary 1937 self-help classic with over 100 million copies sold. Hill’s thirteen principles for success, drawn from interviews with America’s most accomplished people, remain the definitive guide to the mindset behind extraordinary achievement.