tl;dr: Randall Hyde's upcoming book (June 2026, No Starch Press) covers advanced 64-bit assembly programming in MASM on Windows, focusing on implementing high-level constructs—OOP with vtables, structured exception handling, closures, coroutines, concurrency primitives, and Unicode handling—from scratch at the instruction level. Aimed at programmers already familiar with assembly, it dissects how features from C++, Python, and Rust actually work beneath their runtimes. Chapters also cover advanced macros, transcendental functions, iterators, and fibers.