Publishers are unveiling a stellar lineup of nonfiction titles for the fall season, featuring memoirs, cultural analyses, and gripping true stories. Highlights include Anthony Scaramucci's political critique in 'September All the Wrong Moves,' examining how policy decisions fueled inequality and populism. Cheyenne Roundtree's 'Bad Boy' delves into Sean Combs' rise and serious allegations in hip-hop culture.

Harel Shapira's 'Basic Pistol' explores firearms training's impact on gun culture in rural Texas. Tamryn Spruill's 'The W' chronicles the WNBA's journey from financial struggles to prominence. Francis Fukuyama's 'In the Realm of the Last Man' blends personal memoir with political analysis.

Anand Giridharadas examines a viral subway incident in 'Man in the Mirror,' while William D. Cohan details corporate rise and fall in 'Money to Burn.' Ben Macintyre delivers a Cold War thriller in 'Redwood' based on real events. Ari Emanuel shares entertainment industry insights in 'Roll the Calls,' and Sylvester Stallone reflects on his career in 'The Steps.' Robert Kolker explores family mysteries in 'The Vanishing Family.'.