Last week, as the shaken Coke can of spring burst into the fizzy heat explosion of summer, we took a look at some of the books we have forthcoming in… Read more »

This week, as we polish our surfboards for the glorious summer ahead, we’re taking a look at some of the books we have forthcoming in the next few months. Viking… Read more »

As of today, there are precisely two pieces of very good news about the presidential election: It will finally, actually, really, completely, permanently be over in two weeks. We’ve published a bunch… Read more »

Two weeks ago, New York City faced down a heatwave so blisteringly gross that all outdoor living became unreasonable. As a longtime New Yorker, this is not a new experience — summer… Read more »

For one thing, they don’t let the market go out of control. They think that the market is a useful and flexible instrument, as long as it’s supervised in such a… Read more »

As a young adult I was arrested at a civil rights sit-in — part of my participation in a movement that again and again forced local, state, and federal governments… Read more »

This week, we’re excited to be publishing Viking Economics, George Lakey’s look at how the Nordic countries, in a very short span of time, managed to move past many of… Read more »

It was inevitable. With the UK waiting to leave the EU, and Scotland waiting to leave the UK, publishers are looking to tell the inside story of the Brexit battle.… Read more »

When you think of Nordic literature, an image of dark, gloomy landscapes might spring to mind, as brought to violent life by the likes of Stieg Larsson and Jo Nesbø.… Read more »

As economists and policymakers worldwide struggle against runaway inequality, the model offered by the countries of Scandinavia is repeatedly held up as a possible way forward—and repeatedly rejected as being impossible to replicate,… Read more »