Book Review

This was a joy to read—a truly breathtaking tale of the journey from apartheid to democracy in South Africa. Apartheid means "apartness" in Afrikaans, a word that speak for itself in illustrating decades long institutionalized racism by the Dutch colonial government in South

If you've been looking for that occult text that feels like a long form version of a Doctor Bronner's soap bottle, then you've come to the right place. I mean that in the best possible sense, but this book is not your everyday read.

Who is this book for?As philosophy goes, this book is remarkably approachable. It is a wonderful guide for anyone interested in making consistent and well-founded choices based on a personal methodology. Descartes intends this book for the lay audience like me with the

Jenny Odell is an artist and writer in Oakland California. Her book seems to be riding the wave of anti self improvement sentiment through the public consciousness. I heard about it in several places: from friends, at dinner parties, and online. Odell explains early

This is the story of a man's conversion to Catholicism that spans about 30 years. Set in the aftermath of World War I, it is rich with both historical and religious references. But religious affiliation is by no means a requirement for reading. The

“Philip Morris just wanted your lungs, the App Store wants your soul.” ~ Bill Maher I think that quote pretty well summarizes the content of this book. If, like me, you find yourself desperately checking your phone for new garbage in all unstructured time, this

I heard about Byron Katie’s “The Work” from the Tim Ferris podcast episode with Tristan Harris. The conversation on that episode is a bit vague in describing her process, so I wanted to give it a shot on my own. Get it on