Arts & Culture
Arts & Culture, Education & Parenting
Tal Tsfany on Sophie, the Book
Craig Biddle April 4, 2018
Tal Tsfany discusses his new book, Sophie, including the genesis of the story and his thought processes while writing and editing the book.
Arts & Culture, Good Living
Nine Beautiful Poems on Romantic Love
Various Authors February 12, 2018
Including works by William Shakespeare, John Keats, Lord Byron, Robert Burns, and Emily Dickinson.
Arts & Culture
Jon Wos: Lighting the Darkness
Nicholas Provenzo December 31, 2017
“You cannot passively sit and wait for the moments that make life worth living. You have to seek out, or even create, the moments that make life worth it.” —Jon Wos.
Arts & Culture
Alma Deutscher the First
Betsy Speicher December 29, 2017
Conductor Zubin Mehta has called Alma Deutscher one of the world’s greatest musical talents. Indeed, she is that and much more.
Arts & Culture, Reviews
On Writing Well: The Classic Guide to Writing Nonfiction, Seventh Edition, by William Zinsser
Jon Hersey December 6, 2017
William Zinsser’s On Writing Well is an outstanding guide for anyone who writes nonfiction. Whether you write emails or op-eds, family histories or scientific papers, reading and integrating Zinsser’s Classic Guide to Writing Nonfiction is sure to prove of immense value.
Arts & Culture, Ayn Rand & Objectivism
Thirteen Previously Unpublished Letters of Ayn Rand
Michael Berliner November 25, 2017
Including letters to Sinclair Lewis, Melville Cane, and Joseph McCarthy.
Arts & Culture
Eight Great Poems on Perseverance and Success
Various Authors November 25, 2017
Including works by Rudyard Kipling, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Paul Laurence Dunbar, and Henry Van Dyke.
Arts & Culture, Reviews
A Dearth of Eagles, by Andrew Bernstein
Yvonne Laplante November 25, 2017
Yvonne Laplante reviews A Dearth of Eagles, by Andrew Bernstein
Arts & Culture, Reviews
The Vanishing American Adult, by Ben Sasse
Ryan Puzycki November 25, 2017
Ryan Puzycki reviews The Vanishing American Adult, by Ben Sasse
Arts & Culture, Philosophy
Nobel Prize Awarded to Kazuo Ishiguro—Kindred Spirit of Balph Eubank (from Ayn Rand’s Atlas Shrugged)
Jon Hersey October 10, 2017
Ishiguro “uncovered the abyss beneath our illusory sense of connection with the world”—just like a villain from Ayn Rand’s Atlas Shrugged.