Reviews

In 1927, there was no major war. There was no major election. There was no major economic upheaval. And yet,…

There’s a long tradition of modern travel writers retracing the steps of famous travel routes – whether it’s retracing George…

I originally read Tom Standage in The Economist where he’s an editor & columnist and writes the best Holiday Issue…

I read A Long Walk To Freedom as part of a college history class, but ended up keeping it and…

The Orthodox Church by Timothy Ware is an introductory book on the history, beliefs, and practices of the Orthodox Church….

80/20 Sales & Marketing is a book that provides unique tools to help readers maximize their marketing efforts and increase…

I’ve tried to read books from a diverse range of settings and countries, but aside from the outstanding Sea of…

India has been around for a long time. Like more than 5,000 years – back to the earliest establishments of…

Bright-Sided by Barbara Ehrenreich is a book that explores the negative effects of positive thinking and its reach into every…

Made In America by Bill Bryson is a book that explores the history of the English language in the United…

Do The Work by Steven Pressfield is not a book based on any kind of science of motivation, psychology, or…

A couple years ago, I read Travels In Siberia by Ian Frazier – which was one of the top 5 travel…

In the past ten years, there’s been a really fun genre of books that take normally boring academic research in…

“Vagabond” is a word with lots of negative connotations – laziness, narcissism, dependency, aimlessness – someone avoiding commitment to home…

Josh Waitzkin was called a chess prodigy at a very young age, and was actually the subject of a film…