“Fallen Gods” by Hannah Kaner
The Fallen Gods series thus far has intriguing political and moral themes that are well-integrated with exciting fantasy worldbuilding.
The Fallen Gods series thus far has intriguing political and moral themes that are well-integrated with exciting fantasy worldbuilding.
A murder, a romantic triangle, some familial drama, and a communist spy, make for an exciting mystery and an enthralling drama that’s bound to make almost any reader “Think Twice.”
The Maze Runner trilogy is action-packed, but the action isn't well-integrated with the characters, making for a not particularly profound read.
The Man in the High Castle is at times meandering and doesn’t properly integrate the ideas it raises into the story, but it shows the impotence of mysticism and irrationality of racism and fascism.
This dystopian classic eloquently shows the ruin that comes if we abandon intellectual pursuits for mindless pleasure.
“Care personally, challenge directly.” These are the basic ideas that management coach Kim Scott suggests for being what she calls “radically candid,” a method of being honest and compassionate, especially when it comes to giving feedback. Her book Radical Candor is aimed at corporate managers, but most of its advice is applicable to any relationship.
America was built by energetic, industrious people—honest, competent, persistent creators who triumphed over the harsh conditions of this new world. Such underappreciated heroes are celebrated in the novelette Calumet “K” (1901), by Samuel Merwin and Henry Kitchell Webster.
When was the last time you read a book and discussed it in detail with others? Reading can be enormously valuable, giving you new ideas, perspectives, and information, but discussing what you read with others who are reading the same material can greatly enhance the rewards.
Here’s an opportunity to enrich your life with a deep dive into Ayn Rand’s soul-fueling novel The Fountainhead. It’s the story of Howard Roark—an independent thinker, architect, and innovator, who refuses ever to compromise his principles—and his battle against the...