Strangers In Their Own Land: Anger and Mourning on the American Right

Sales of HC and EB: 120,000 copies in all editions, with 100,000 hardcovers in print

Recognition for HC: NYT, national bestseller, and National Book Award finalist [these will be featured on cover of pb]

With a new introduction by the author: Brings the argument into the midst of the Trump Era

Ongoing media attention: Hochschild continues to actively tour and promote the book, and has become a go-to expert for the media when they want to understand the white lower-middle class voter in America

Public intellectual: Hochschild has been invited to speak before the Democratic Congressional Caucus, done Q&As and interviews with The Washington Post and NPR, and placed opinion pieces in The Nation, The Boston Globe, and elsewhere.

Constant news opportunities: The historical moment that made this book so relevant - the election of Donald Trump to the white house - is an ongoing concern. The light the book sheds on the average voter will be of urgent importance during the upcoming midterm elections in 2018