The Tipping Point to Revenge of the Tipping Point: eight books that turn a social-science paper into a story.
Why underdogs win more often than the odds allow, from a girls' basketball full-court press to dyslexic chief executives.
Snap judgement: the art historians who saw a fake kouros in two seconds, and the police shooting that shows when two seconds are not enough.
The Air Corps officers who believed precision bombing could win a war humanely, and Curtis LeMay burning Tokyo instead.
Why we misread people we do not know, built around the traffic stop that ended with Sandra Bland dead in a cell.
Nineteen New Yorker pieces, from Cesar Millan reading dogs to why there are dozens of mustards and only one ketchup.
Gladwell reopens his own 2000 book with darker cases: Miami bank fraud, a Los Angeles cheetah enclosure and the opioid epidemic.
How small things become epidemics; Gladwell's connectors, mavens and salesmen.
Ten thousand hours, Canadian hockey birthdays and why the Beatles were good; Gladwell on success.
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