ALT Six book covers on a green blue background: "Futures in the Making," "Data by Design," "Computational Intractability," "An Open Work," "The Radical Unpresent," and "How Institutions Listen."

ALT Saul Newman holding two pieces of paper that advertises his Reddit AMA on October 20th with the MIT Press username the_mit_press

ALT Four LEGO figures on a rainbow LEGO background Headline: How LEGO Engineered the Perfect Plaything Subheading: The bricks' meticulous design fosters just enough structure to make creation meaningful and just enough freedom to make anything seem possible. By Jess Uhre Rahbek

ALT 3D image of "Data By Design: Visualization and Power from Abolition to the Dawn of Data Science" by Lauren Klein. With Tanvi Sharma, Jay Varner, Shiyao Li, Marguerite Adams, Nicholas Yang, Dan Jutan, Jianing Fu, Anna Mola, Zhou Fang, Yang Li and Silas Munro

ALT Saul Newman holding two pieces of paper that advertises his Reddit AMA on October 20th with the MIT Press username the_mit_press

ALT An illustration of The Brick Moon, a short story written in 1869 by Edward Everett Hale. Headline: The Teenagers Who Imagined GPS Before the Civil War Subheading: While at Harvard in the 1830s, a 13-year-old Edward Everett Hale and his brother dreamed up a brick satellite that could pinpoint any ship's location on Earth. By Alexander MacDonald

ALT Image of a man admiring a painting next to the tagline "Why humans are wired to appreciate beauty".

ALT Charlie Smith next to a newspaper clipping that reads "Oldest man celebrates his 137th birthday" Headline: Longevity Research Has a Bullshit Problem Subheading: How impossible ages, lost paperwork, and invented biographies become scientific fact. By Saul Justin Newman

ALT Nine book covers on a blue background: "Fighting Fires and Building Flywheels," "The Spaceflight Narrative," "How We Govern Our Minds Through Others," "This Is Why We Love LEGO," "The Quantum Stock Market," "Morbid," "In Referees We Trust?," "Goodthink," and "Play Like A Fangirl."