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On Healing, Meaning, and the Strength to Keep Going
What if becoming stronger had less to do with having all the answers—and more to do with learning how to sit honestly with the questions? I’m pleased to introduce my new book, The Mindful Self: Healing, Meaning, and Strength in a Chaotic World. In…
Caesarion: A Novel by Jack O’Brien (Book Review #2414)
Caesarion: A Novel by Jack O’Brien takes one of history’s most intriguing unanswered possibilities and transforms it into an ambitious adventure spanning two thousand years. At its center is a compelling question: what if Caesarion, the son of Cleopatra and Julius Caesar, survived the…
Colibri: What if Freedom Is No Longer a Choice by J.C. Raaf (Book Review #2413)
Colibri: What if Freedom Is No Longer a Choice by J.C. Raaf is a thought-provoking techno-thriller that takes a frighteningly plausible technological premise and uses it to examine one of humanity’s most fundamental possessions: free will.
Who Stole My Pork Belly?: A Memoir by Huey Choi (Book Review #2412)
Inheritance can take many forms. Sometimes it is money or property; sometimes it is a family name, a reputation, a set of expectations, or a collection of silences passed quietly from one generation to the next. In Who Stole My Pork Belly?, Huey Choi…
