Askmen imprint: 6 books

Finally, a book that answers all of your hair questions, put together by the most-read digital men's magazine, AskMen. No one’s excluded. Our readers are as diverse as the hair on their heads, so whether you’re clueless on the subject or are a hairstylist, whether you have curly hair or are balding,...

If you’ve been bitten by the watch-collecting bug, Jason Heaton’s book is here to help you identify what you’re looking for and strategize your collection. In seven chapters, Heaton introduces the key watch categories and reveals the most perfect example of each type. Your watch collection begins here.

The most important part of transforming your physique is showing up. Mission: Motivation, by one of the most popular fitness columnists in North America, will inspire you to get your ass in gear, using actual science. Learn how to get goal-oriented and embrace the fitness lifestyle.

Against the backdrop of fear-mongering media and against the advice of his family, Adam Hodge set out to explore the real Pakistan in a rare road trip through the country that turned into an extended stay. In Pakistan Chronicles, Hodge takes us from Lahore to Islamabad and through the Taliban-controlled...

Formula 1: It’s the most thrilling, intriguing and action-packed sport on the planet. It’s also the most technologically advanced sport and therefore one of the most easily misunderstood. In Understanding F1, Fraser Masefield uses the 2012 races to explain the technological innovations that helped make this season such a classic.

In The Right Stuff: Interviews with Icons of the 1970s and 1980s, journalist, Explorers Club fellow and author James M. Clash has compiled 19 of his rare interviews with the scientists, athletes and explorers of the '70s and '80s who expanded our conception of the limits of mankind. Come and take...