New Word City Inc imprint: 158 books

In more than one respect, the Boer war in South Africa was a surprise to the world two tiny Boer republics presented a defiant ultimatum to a great empire, fought with skill and deadly effect, and some of the British colonies that were supposed to be the most independent eagerly mustered volunteer regiments...

One of the most visited cities in the world, Paris flaunts its famous assets to hurried hordes of tourists each year, but reserves its mysteries for those who take their time. In this debut eBook of his new series, The Urban Nomad, Peter Wortsman, reveals a glimpse of his own private Paris. Married...

Just as a doctor might not accept a patients self-diagnosis, sellers have to dig deep before they take a customers word for what they need and why they need it. New York Times bestselling author Fred Wiersema explains how in this brief eBook.

The secret smart travelers turn to when facing a dizzying choice of what to do and see is to establish their own personal relationship with a city. Bonjour, Paris.

Manufacturing and new product development have become a new world of their own, and leaders must understand their complexities to survive. PTC President and Chief Operating Officer James E. Heppelmann describes the problems and suggests ways to cope.

Here, from New York Times bestselling author Thomas Fleming, is the gripping account of the critically important Battle of New Orleans, the last major clash of the War of 1812. On the banks of the Mississippi River, pirates, a future U.S. president, and vaunted British generals and admirals fight for...

Under Michael F. Goldens leadership, gunmaker Smith & Wesson has improved marketing, introduced new product lines, such as rifles and shotguns, and acquired companies to expand into new markets, such as home security. Here, he shares the leadership methods that he relied on throughout this remarkable turnaround.

In their 2007 bestseller, Wikinomics, Don Tapscott and Anthony Williams showed how mass collaboration was changing the way businesses communicate, compete, and succeed in the global marketplace. In 2010, they released Macrowikinomics which examines the growing power of the principles of wikinomics and...

Here, from New York Times bestselling historian Thomas Fleming, is the gripping and all-too-familiar - account of how speculators caused a stock market crash in 1792, forcing the U.S. government to bail out New York bankers and the nation.

Michael Golden, CEO of Smith & Wesson, has improved marketing, introduced new product lines, including hunting and military rifles, and acquired companies to expand into new markets, such as facility security. Here, he focuses on the elements of the comeback -- from the development of a strong management...

In the beginners mind, the Zen master Shunryu Suzuki once wrote, there are many possibilities. In the experts mind, there are only a few. The implication for Suzuki was that all that is new originates from a mind free of preconceptions. Here, in this brief eBook, former Harvard Business School professor...

Rick Trujillo trains in the Rockies, not on the roads. He chases elk, not records. He fuels up on Oreos, not PowerBars. He loves running, but, New York Times bestselling author Steve Friedman asks, is it possible to love it too much?

Here are 30 ideas for making a different in a world that needs you from New York Times bestselling author Seth Godin.

How do you design a great customer experience? In this brief eBook, New York Times bestselling author Fred Wiersema advises that you start by asking yourself a series of questions: Can your customers find you? Is your first impression memorable? Do you get in the way when people are buying? Are...