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A concise, colorful, and convincing account of capitalisms rise to global dominance.

Today, a vast majority of us live under the economic system called capitalismit touches almost every aspect of our lives, and most people alive have never known another. Yet, a cursory look at the world around us reveals that things cant stay this way forever: an economy built on infinite amassing and consumption of resources is at odds with a finite planet. How did this happen? As the economic historian Trevor Jackson argues in this powerful book, It wasnt always capitalism, it didnt have to be capitalism, and capitalism didnt have to be this way.

With a firm grasp on history and economics and a keen eye for the telling anecdote, Jackson explains where capitalism came from, how it spread across the globe, and how it came to be the dominant way of organizing life. He traces capitalisms development from the accidental construction of an international monetary system to the creation of banking, the emergence of a new form of slavery in the eighteenth century, fossil-fuel industrialization, and finally the global capitalist system spread by imperialism in the nineteenth century. Along the way, readers learn about the surprising role of Chinese mulberry trees, Dutch cheese, whale blubber, imperial gin and tonics, Spanish conquistadors, Mexican mine workers, and English bankers in the history and development of capitalism.

Full of memorable characters and lively vignettes as well as sweeping quantitative analysis and historical synthesis, The Insatiable Machine makes clear that capitalism is neither a natural, permanent, nor inevitable feature of human life but rather an economic system that has a history. And just as it was made by people, it can also be unmade by them.

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Blackface and the American Way of Entertainment

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"This book, I suspect, will detonate over certain corners in America.... Darkology is a major and thrilling work of American history." Dwight Garner, New York Times Book Review
As Heard on NPR's Fresh Air: "Quite enlightening." Terry Gross
"Tremendous.... Barnes has corralled the chaos, contradiction, and surprise of American social reality; evaded mythology; and made... the unwritten legible.... [A] painfully necessary autopsy of the nations soul." Walton Muyumba, Boston Globe
Named one of the Best Books of the Month by the New York Times, TIME, and Kirkus Reviews

A groundbreaking history, decades in the making, that chronicles how blackface dominated American society culturally, financially, and racially for nearly two centuries.
Never before has the disturbing story of blackface and its piercing reflection of American society been so comprehensively told. With Darkology, Princeton historian Rhae Lynn Barnes meticulously unravels the complex, subterranean, and all-too-often expunged history of Darkologythe insidious study, commodification, and dehumanization of Black life, through which performers caricatured the enslaved and formerly enslaved for their supposed subservience and happy demeanor.

Given the extraordinary research reflected in Darkology, its not surprising that Barnes spent twenty years tracking down fading photographs, old movies, bureaucratic detritus, moldy scripts, and living witnesses, assembling an impressive archive that allowed her to demonstrate the astonishingly broad reach of blackface minstrelsy (Laurel Thatcher Ulrich). Painstakingly piecing together these scattered shards of evidence, Barnes reveals the shocking extent to which blackface took center stage in every era of American history.

This was not a fringe activity. By 1830, as political resistance to slavery grew, blackface exploded from a niche performance into a venomous national export. Within a decade, hardly a theater in the country didnt put on minstrel shows. Following the Civil War, this grotesque entertainment soared, seeping from professional theaters into everyday amateur shows, print, and advertisements. It was everywhere: Elks Clubs, religious institutions, battlefields, universities, and schools. It wasnt just in the Jim Crow era; it defined it. The very name Jim Crow derives from minstrelsys founding character.

Darkology dismantles the myth that blackface was a fleeting, postCivil War phenomenon. Even in eras known for liberal progressivism, it flourished. Barnes unearths the startling fact that four-term president Franklin D. Roosevelt was a devotee who died hours before a blackface show he had commissioned at Warm Springs. It permeated U.S. military bases and was even used in World War II Japanese American concentration camps and German POW camps as a bizarre tool of Americanization.

After WWII, the tide began to turn as Black veterans and mothers in places like suburban California protested the practice in schools. Still, blackface performances proved resilient, surfacing as late as 1969 at the University of Vermont. Even as the Civil Rights movement fought for equality, blackface remained present in American politics and white supremacist organizing through the Nixon and Ford administrations, its legacy still percolating in variable forms today.

By tracing minstrelsys evolution through oral histories, material culture, and a wide range of multimedia sources, Barness masterpiece (David Blight) forces us to reckon with the myriad ways the American Dream wore blackface. Recasting this American story with vivid and engaging storytelling (Howard French), Darkology is a landmark work that peers beneath the boulders deliberately obscuring our pastilluminating a path toward a more just and equal society in Americas future.

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A Search for Home Across Three Centuries

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Compulsive, shattering, if not fundamentally disruptive, Returning emerges as one of the most important and searingly honest family sagas of our time.

Nicholas Lemann, a veteran New Yorker correspondent, grew up in New Orleans, the son of German Jews in a world of gilded privilege. Yet in contrast to his parents generation, which always sought to downplay their religious background, Lemann was intrigued by his roots, thinking he wanted to be like Jack Burden, the ever-curious reporter in Robert Penn Warrens All the Kings Men.

And like his fictional hero, who gets drawn into a web of Southern political intrigue, Lemann in Returning delves deeply into the family storyfrom their arrival in the 1830s as peddlers from Germany, to their becoming plantation owners and department store owners after the Civil War, to their emergence as aspirants in the aristocratic world of New Orleans, where they could never quite belong.

Seemingly more Our Crowd than Yentl in its depiction of a German-Jewish family where young scions matriculated at Harvard and liveried staff served crustless duck sandwiches at cocktail parties, Returning, with its parade of colorful family charactersfrom his grandfathers cousin, who participated in a campaign to prevent a Jewish state in the 1940s, to his father, a wealthy business lawyer in a Deep South seigneurial city, who took his kids to temple only on Thanksgiving, to his New Jerseyraised mother, who went into a kind of cardiac arrest of the soul upon meeting the familydefies easy categorization. Indeed, as the Lemanns climbed the ranks of New Orleanss high society, their struggles became part of a larger metaphorical story of the challenges faced by Jews, even wealthy ones, who are never able to fit in.

Keenly aware of these contradictions, Lemann began chafing both at the Souths strict racial hierarchy and at his relatives eagerness to be accepted in a subtle but distinctly antisemitic environment. Returning then follows the narrator as he rejects this cossetted, assimilated society, embraces religion, and chooses, along with his wife, to raise his children in a Jewish world.

Searchingly asking what it is about antisemitism that allows it to flourish after two thousand years, Lemann uses his own family saga as a springboard to address some of the most urgent questions of our time. Through its nuanced combination of biography and philosophy wrapped into a family history, Returning ultimately becomes one of the most memorable statements about Jewish life in the twenty-first century.

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Dispatches from the Emotional Frontlines of Medicine

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A moving look at the challenges and triumphs of caregiving, told through candid literary accounts by more than 60 doctors, nurses, and other healers

Where It Hurts invites us to peer into the space between health and illness, life and death, through the voices of the people who work on medicines frontlines: doctors, nurses, EMTs, therapists, and more. In raw and revealing essays, stories, and poems, they share what its like to deal with difficult patients, life-changing diagnoses, private doubts, painful failures, and the victories that keep them going.

By turns conversational, spare, urgent, poetic, plain-spoken, heart-rending, and heart-mending, each piece offers a glimpse into the extraordinary daily realities of those charged with taking care of us at our most vulnerable.
A doctor shares the do-or-die pep talk she gives herself while performing a life-saving procedure. A nurse wrestles with caring for a woman accused of murder. A neurologist recalls how learning the art of pole dancing helped her through residency. A GI fellow serves us an unorthodox cure for an ER regular with a dangerous love for fajitas. A surgeon-poet imagines inviting Death over for tea.
Anger, shame, panic, loneliness, love, hate, wonder, joy: Theyre all part of a days work. As the authors of each piece unpack the highs and lows of their vocation, they teach us what it means to empathize deeply, to live fully, and to be human.

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An atmospheric and gripping rural noir thriller

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In a small town full of secrets, the past never stays buried.
When twelve-year-old Kayleen Ellis vanishes from her home in the rural town of Muswellbrook, Detective Rebecca Giles is called to investigate. Within hours, she's hailed a hero  the case is closed, the missing girl is found and a string of local burglaries have been solved.
But the celebration doesn't last long. The next morning, the body of a young farmhand is discovered floating in a cattle trough. Giles must uncover answers to this brutal death, and she soon starts to suspect a connection between the disappearance, the murder and her mother's mysterious drowning thirty years ago.
Now, in a community where loyalties run deep and grudges last generations, Giles must face the ghosts of her past before the killer strikes again.
Perfect for fans of Jane Harper and Candice Fox, The Fall Between is a dark and atmospheric rural noir thriller that's impossible to put down.
'Rural noir at its very best.' Candice Fox

'Unpredictable, authentic, a thrilling debut.' Margaret Hickey

'Full of heart while keeping you on the edge of your seat.' Kyle Perry

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This book brings together the deep subject knowledge, resources and classroom strategies needed to teach J. B. Priestley's famous play for GCSE, as well as the pedagogical theory behind why these ideas work, helping teachers to deliver a knowledge-rich curriculum with impact. With fresh approaches building on the success of the Ready to Teach series, each chapter contains lesson-by-lesson essays and commentaries that enhance subject knowledge on key areas of the text alongside fully resourced lessons reflecting current and dynamic best practice. The book also offers an introduction to the key pedagogical concepts which underpin the lessons and why they are proven to help students develop powerful knowledge and key skills. Whether you are new to teaching or looking for different ways into the text, Ready to Teach: An Inspector Calls is the ideal companion to the study of this 20th century classic.

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It wasn't an easy path for David to become king over Israel. God had personally selected him for the role at a young age and given him the strength and courage to defeat the Philistine giant named Goliath. However, David's popularity that resulted from this triumph made the current king, Saul, paranoid that he would lose the throne. He made attacks against David's life, forcing the younger man to flee into the wilderness and even hide out in enemy territory. Saul was ultimately killed in battle, but the path wouldn't get much easier for David once he became king. Sadly, much of this turmoil would come about as a result of David's own sinful actions when he committed adultery and then murder to cover it up.

Join beloved author Max Lucado as he explores David's reign in 2 Samuel and how God used him to become Israel's greatest king in spite of his many flaws and failings. As you read, study, journal, and discuss the book of 2 Samuel, watch for these key themes that Max will unpack throughout the book:
God provides his guidance in the intersections of life.Pride always leads to a fall and colossal collapses.Our God is in the business of forgiving and restoring his people.The Lord continues to look for people after his own heart.
Life Lessons with Max Lucado brings the Bible to life in twelve lessons filled with intriguing questions, inspirational stories, and poignant reflections to take you deeper into God's Word. Each lesson includes:
An opening reflection on the Bible book you're studying.Background information to deepen your understanding of the cultural and historical setting.An excerpt of the text (from the NIV and the NKJV).Exploration questions with plenty of room to write your own thoughts and notes.Inspirational thoughts from Max as well as a closing takeaway for further reflection.
The Life Lessons series is ideal for use in both a small-group setting or for individual study.

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What to Pray When You Need the Lord to Still Your Thoughts, Calm Your Heart, and Guide Your Way (50 Devotional Prayers)

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Jesus longs for you to come close. Not just for answers or blessings, but to experience His peacebecause He is the only one who can calm us, strengthen us, and give us the perspective we need. Join New York Times bestselling author Lysa TerKeurst as she shares powerful prayers, devotional teachings, and practical ways to draw near to the Lord.

Come Close to Jesus is filled with prewritten prayers to help still your thoughts, calm your heart, and find guidance in times of needbut most important, to help you spend time with the Savior who loves you more than you can imagine. Whether you struggle with getting distracted during your quiet time, finding the right words to say, or bringing your honest thoughts to the Lord, this book was created specifically to help you connect with Him on a deeper level.

Through these pages, Lysa shares her personal journey in growing her prayer life both through seeking the Lord diligently and walking through hard seasons with Him. In Come Close to Jesus, youll receive:
Lysas reflections and devotional teachings on prayerHer own guided prayers for you to followScriptural prayers for specific relationships and situationsBible verses to teach and encourage youPrayer in Action steps to help you pray and incorporate this wisdom into your daily life
Come Close to Jesus makes a beautiful gift for:
Friends and family who want to deepen their prayer livesPeople experiencing times of struggle or anxietyFans and followers of Proverbs 31 Ministries and Lysa TerKeurst
God is not disappointed in you because your prayers havent been more consistent or elaborate. He simply wants you to place more and more of your life into His very capable hands.

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Trauma-Informed and Culturally Responsive Practices in Schools

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In order to succeed in school, students fundamentally need to feel safe and connected--particularly when chronic stress at home, in the community, or at school makes it difficult to learn. This book explains practical ways to infuse schools with trauma-informed and culturally responsive (TICR) practices that can foster compassionate relationships, promote the well-being of students and educators alike, and unlock students academic and socialemotional potential. Isaiah B. Pickens provides a wealth of tools for implementing TICR strategies in classroom instruction, multi-tiered systems of support, school safety planning, and professional learning. In a convenient large-size format, the book is packed with case examples, checklists, activity guides, templates for assessment, and best-practice resources. The companion website offers 41 reproducible and downloadable handouts.This book is in The Guilford Practical Intervention in the Schools Series, edited by Sandra M. Chafouleas. 

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BeOfficial MG Rich off Influence: From Traps to Apps

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RICH OFF INFLUENCE

From Traps to Apps

Unlocking Exposure Illiteracy

You Were Never Broken - You Were Underexposed

You were never incapable.

You were underexposed.

Underexposed to ownership.

Underexposed to equity.

Underexposed to contracts, intellectual property, and asset protection.

In Rich Off Influence, Jeremy L. Newkirk delivers more than a memoir he delivers a framework.

From Bay Road to Beverly Hills

From survival to executive rooms

From influence to ownership

This is the real translation of misdirected intelligence into insulated architecture.

This Is Not a Motivational Story.

It's a structural correction.

Inside this book, you'll learn:

Why hustle without ownership keeps you replaceable

The difference between income and equity

How contracts determine power Why frontend visibility doesn't equal backend control

The real reason underexposed brilliance fail

How to move from participation to position

You'll also be introduced to the Traps to Apps Framework, a 7-phase model designed to help entrepreneurs, creatives, executives, and builders:

1. Identify unprotected systems

2. Extract transferable skills

3. Study protected business structures

4. Seek root-level ownership

5. Build with insulation

6. Scale with systems

7. Pass exposure forward

Who This Book Is For

This book is for:

The entrepreneur tired of building what they don't own

The creative signing contracts without full literacy

The executive earning well but lacking equity

The parent determined to break generational financial cycles

The visionary who feels capable - but structurally stuck

If you've ever felt close to power but not inside it

This book will explain why.

The Truth

Influence without ownership expires.

Income without insulation disappears.

Access without equity is temporary.

But literacy changes posture.

And posture changes outcomes.

This is not about getting rich fast.

This is about building what survives you.

If you're ready to stop performing in rooms you don't control.

Turn the page.

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Se trata de una novela juvenil distopica con elementos de accion, romance y reivindicacion de justicia social donde la lucha de clases toma especial relevancia.
La protagonista, Evelyn, descubre que sus padres habian participado en una red de adopciones ilegales implantada por el Gobierno y que sus verdaderos origenes la situan en una realidad muy diferente a la que habia conocido. Esto dara lugar a conocer su historia, asi como la situacion del pais, manipulada por los medios y su propio entorno.
A pesar de la accion que atraviesa el libro, o incluso como consecuencia de esta, la exploracion de lo humano es esencial. En medio de una sociedad sumida en el caos y la desesperanza, los personajes son capaces de encontrar lo bueno en ellos mismos. Son conscientes de que todavia tienen cosas que les importa salvar porque todos suenan con darles una vida digna a sus seres queridos. En este sentido la historia tiene un componente profundamente humano que pone en relieve las relaciones fundamentales que establece cualquier persona: amistad, amor romantico y con una especial sensibilidad, la familia. De la misma forma, dara pie a reflexionar sobre sus sombras y lo que ellas provocan.

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Follow the journey of Kleopatra Zierenstein,

the Guardian of the Shoes, as she attempts

to restore balance to the world's magical shoes

with the aid of enchanted shoes Paul and Fritz.

Their travels through cities like Rotenthal, Bergelund

and Stierenhausen uncover the complicated history

of several rival shoemaking dynasties and

the truth regarding Three Magical Fountains,

essential for maintaining equilibrium in Bergaland.

They discover that the family of Fritz's maker,

the Schlenzenbergers, has been secretly pursuing

the creation of dangerous Supershoes by collecting

pieces of different enchanted shoes.

Kleo organizes a pivotal meeting in Stierenhausen

where the shoemaker families reveal their secrets,

establishing a unified plan to restore the

Frozen Shoes.

This initiative culminates in Kleo and Paul quickly

gathering the fountain liquids and rushing to

restore the Balance in Bergaland.

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Tommy Somebody, a 15-year-old high school student, discovers he has the power to see through the eyes of others, hear, smell, and touch through them as well. He is asked by a school mate, Susan, if he's seen Samantha, a girl who had to walk by his house but never showed up as anticipated. He uses his newly discovered abilities to assist a local detective, Detective Isaac Banks, in the finding and rescue of Samantha from a serial killer who's evaded law enforcement for many years.

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At the heart of this luminous tale is Ahana, an ardent student of literature whose world begins to unravel, and expand, on her eighteenth birthday, when she meets Krishna-a mysterious traveller and explorer of consciousness. Their encounter marks the beginning of Ahana's extraordinary inner odyssey: a journey across dimensions and lifetimes, plunging ever deeper into the secret realms of self-realization and unveiling layers of reality hidden from ordinary sight.

As Ahana's quest deepens, the novel unfolds like a mandala-blending poetry and philosophy, emotion and insight. Here, the ancient truths of Vedanta-Atman, Brahman, Advaita-are not distant doctrines but intimate revelations, lived and breathed through the heart of a young woman awakening to her eternal Self. In Krishna, Ahana finds not a myth nor a distant deity, but a presence closer than her breath-nearer than the beat of her own heart.

Somewhere among the Stars offers a vision of Vedanta that is not dry or austere but a glorious embrace of existence-a Vedanta that is integral, dynamic, and complete. It is not merely a novel-it is a portal into fictionalized spirituality, a genre unto itself where story, life, and revelation entwine.

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The Princess, the Speed-King, and the Sultan of Llang-Llang

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How Three Writers Pulled Off the Wildest Hoax of the Jazz Age

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In 1929, a news story too crazy for most times, but just perfect for the exuberant Jazz Age, spread through America's newspapers, and even overseas. During that year, readers were titillated with a tale of Twenties extravagance to out-Roar them all. They bought it hook, line, and sinker, and fondly recalled it for decades thereafter. But the elaborate tale was fictitious. A fabulously daring and artful hoax. The perpetrators, three ambitious writers, each bearing the royal title they brought to the task, got away with it.

Incorporating extensive research and newly-discovered sources, John Locke, an expert on the writing world of the 1920s, tears away the veils of secrecy for the first time, spinning a fast-moving journey of discovery through fabled times. Unfolding like a great mystery, we discover the rich lives of the hoaxers, how they united in strange purpose, how their globetrotting lives inexorably converged on the hoax, how they engineered its spread, and how their intimate understanding of the Jazz Age made them masters of their scheme. Not even jazz was spared.

It's a story spanning East and West colored with unbridled ambition, struggle and success, hoaxes and deceptions, war and peace, the romance of adventure, and the flattening of nineteenth century traditions beneath the steamroller of modernity.

Above all hovers the tantalizing mystery of motives-why did they do it?

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870 years of solitude. Seven years of waiting. One impossible choice.

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Brianna Van Demir has spent 870 years learning to be alone.

She's outlived empires. Watched the world transform from candlelight to neon. Built and abandoned more identities than she can count. And through it all, she's kept one promise: never let anyone close enough to hurt her again.

The last time she broke that rule, she lost everything.

Now she's a prosecutor in Charlotte, hiding in plain sight, dispensing justice in a courtroom while feeding from willing donors in the shadows. It's a careful life. A controlled life. A life that's kept her safe for centuries.

Then Daphne arrived-brilliant, stubborn, impossibly patient-and spent seven years waiting for Brianna to let her in.

Brianna should have sent her away. Should have disappeared into another identity, another city, another century of solitude. Instead, she made a different choice. A dangerous choice.

Because something is hunting the Valensi of Charlotte. Something with weapons that can actually kill them. And when an old enemy resurfaces with obsession in his eyes and blood on his hands, Brianna will have to decide what matters more: the walls she's built to survive, or the woman who makes survival worth fighting for.

WIDOW is the second book in The Valensi Chronicles-a story about grief that spans centuries, love that defies reason, and the terrifying courage it takes to let someone see you as you really are.

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The High-Performance Playbook for Women Designing Life on Purpose

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Slay Your Way: The High-Performance Playbook for Women Designing Life on Purpose - Empowering Moms to Overcome Burnout, Reclaim Time, and Build a Thriving Life Are you a busy mom, woman entrepreneur, or high-achieving professional feeling overwhelmed by burnout, juggling motherhood, business, marriage, and self-care? You're not alone - and you don't have to hustle harder to find balance. In this transformative women's personal development book, high-performance coach and business strategist Sandi Glandt shares her raw, relatable journey - from a tear-streaked bathroom-floor breakdown after motherhood to building a joyful, aligned life of success without sacrifice. Slay Your Way is the ultimate guide for women seeking work-life balance for moms, overcoming mom burnout, and achieving high performance without exhaustion. Discover the Slay Framework to: Reclaim your time and energy with proven systems for busy moms

Overcome burnout and redefine productivity on your terms

Build unbreakable habits that protect your peace, power, and joy

Grow your business or career while thriving in motherhood and marriage Release perfectionism, set boundaries, and embrace intentional living

Rediscover your identity beyond wife, mom, and boss

Filled with emotional real-life stories, practical strategies, and end-of-chapter journal prompts, this empowering book for women gives you permission to stop "doing it all" and start living with clarity, freedom, and unapologetic success. If you're ready to move from surviving motherhood burnout to slaying your day - your way - this women's empowerment and self-help book is your playbook. Join thousands of women transforming their lives. Reclaim your joy, power, and purpose today.

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Do you know how to avoid spankings? Did you realize that telling lies can get you out of trouble? Do you know why it's not a good idea to suggest to a teenage girl's parents that she might win a beauty contest at the Hogzilla Festival? The answer to these and other vital questions are found in this book, a collection of stories the author first posted on Facebook. Jimmy Allen grew up in a small town in Georgia, during the 1950s, '60s, and '70s, in a family of "big talkers," including four uncles who were great storytellers. He continues that tradition in Keep on Pedaling, sharing homespun stories of hard work and easy play, little victories and big defeats, the good and bad, happy and sad times of growing up. But Jimmy's stories are not bound by time and place. Human nature is at the heart of each story, where you'll meet familiar people in situations that mirror your own. The kid who hides a firecracker in his mama's sugar bowl, the boy who's fleeced out of his spending money at the fair, the war veteran who can't seem to reclaim his old life, the football coach who learns how to overcome adversity--these people have a lot to teach you about how to keep on pedaling.

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We no longer live in a world shaped by facts-we live in a world shaped by narratives. Narratives that are engineered, repeated, and reinforced until they become unquestionable truths. They shape how you see the world, what you fear, who you trust, and even how you define right and wrong. But here's the problem: you didn't choose them.

Behind the headlines, the outrage cycles, the trending content, and even the "facts" you're fed, there's a calculated system of manipulation at work. It's not a theory. It's not fiction. It's propaganda; modernized, digitized, and more dangerous than ever before.

This book pulls the curtain back.

Modern Propaganda dives deep into the psychological machinery that drives public opinion. It breaks down the strategies used by political regimes, media conglomerates, corporations, movements, and even well-meaning organizations to control perception, emotions, and behavior at scale without you ever realizing you're being played. From behavioral levers and stimulus conditioning to algorithmic manipulation and emotional anchoring, every tactic is exposed.

You'll learn:
The core strategies of psychological manipulationHow propaganda is constructed, framed and deliveredWhy facts alone no longer matter in shaping public opinionHow propaganda bypasses logic and targets identity, fear, and group psychologyHow narratives are reinforced until they become unquestioned truthHow to identify, analyze, and dismantle manipulative messaging in real timeCounterpropaganda strategies

But this isn't just an academic analysis-it's a battle plan.

You'll walk away with practical tools and mental frameworks to spot manipulation in marketing, politics, news, social media, culture, and even in your own belief systems. You'll stop being the target-and start becoming the analyst, and the strategist.

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The Strange tale of Alfred Russel Wallace

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The story of an extraordinary life and adventure told in the form of a fiction biography.1858: The Malay Archipelago. In the remote tropics a young British naturalist, Alfred Wallace, toils in obscurity. He collects specimens: beetles, moths, ants and birds that sell for pennies apiece in England.One night, suffering from fever and hallucination, Wallace solves the greatest mystery of the era: the origin of species. To circulate his discovery, he contacts a distant acquaintance Charles Darwin. Unbeknownst to Wallace, Darwin has been secretly penning a near-identical version of the same evolutionary theory for twenty years. Darwin soon achieves world-renown and Wallace earns, if nothing else, widespread grudging respect. But then Wallace returns to England where his advocacy for ideas ranging from socialism to spiritualism launches him on a collision course with the men at the very heart of the scientific establishment, including Darwin.The Evolutionist tells of one mans determination to seek out his own truths in his own unique way and the price he pays. From oppressive jungle to mid-Victorian London, this is a disturbing tale of money, class, faith and discrimination