Business BooksLeon Gorman, grandson of L.L. Bean's founder, tells how he took over a stagnant Maine mail-order company in 1967 and grew it into a national brand without losing what made it L.L. Bean. Harvard Business School Press published it in…
Book ReviewsAndre Agassi's 2009 memoir, written with Pulitzer-winning journalist J.R. Moehringer, in which he admits he hated tennis for much of his career. It's my favorite answer to anyone who asks what a ghostwriter is for.
Book ReviewsKeith Richards's memoir of the Rolling Stones, written with journalist James Fox after years of interviews. It debuted at number one on the New York Times list and won the Norman Mailer Prize for biography.
Book ReviewsSam Neill's memoir, written in a burst in 2022 while he was being treated for blood cancer. It's funny, gossipy and self-deprecating, and it's how he told the world he was ill.
LeadershipThe memoir and leadership book of Jack Tilley, who rose from Vietnam-era private to the 12th Sergeant Major of the Army. Written with Army historian Dan Elder, it ends every chapter with the lesson behind the story.
Hiring a GhostwriterThe memoir of Gene Wriggelsworth, a Michigan state trooper and undercover narcotics supervisor who served seven terms as Ingham County sheriff. Written with his wife, Sandy, and a credited ghostwriter, for the family first.
LeadershipFormer Seattle Police Chief Carmen Best on 28 years of policing, becoming the first Black woman to lead the department and resigning in 2020 over budget cuts. Written as a leadership book as much as a memoir.
LeadershipFormer Seattle Police Chief Norm Stamper's insider critique of American police culture, drawn from 34 years in San Diego and Seattle. It's confessional, combative and still argued over.
LeadershipThe memoir of former Dallas Police Chief David O. Brown, written with Michelle Burford a year after a sniper killed five of his officers. It's about loss, faith and a cop's slow change from enforcer to community builder.
LeadershipThe memoir of Ray Kelly, the longest-serving police commissioner in New York's history, from a milkman's son on the Upper West Side to the man who built the NYPD's counterterrorism operation after 9/11. Blunt, unapologetic and argued over.
LeadershipBill Bratton's first memoir, written with Peter Knobler in 1998, about a career spent turning around troubled police agencies, culminating in his 27 months as New York police commissioner. Part memoir, part management book.
LeadershipBill Bratton's full-career memoir, written with Peter Knobler, covering five decades and four big-city departments. It defends the profession, sets out his precision policing approach and takes on race and police reform directly.
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