Mar 30, 2025 | Book Reviews
Gabriel Meyer. Peace activist. Bridge builder. Musician. Author. The latter could be the first step to a toppling of Meyer’s ideological purity, after all he is an example of talk the talk and walk the walk. Talk the talk, and walk the walk being synonymous in his...
Mar 6, 2025 | Book Reviews
“We all communicated perfectly well face to face for thousands of years before digital media showed up, and, although personal technology certainly has its merits, it is not so transformational that we cease communicating face to face. Yet a significant swathe of the...
Jan 30, 2025 | Book Reviews
Christian Sheppard plays an interesting game with the release of his new book, The Ancient Wisdom of Baseball: Lessons for Life from Homer’s ODYSSEY to the World Series. Simply put, as the title literally would suggest, the book is a self-help manual, but applies such...
Jan 12, 2025 | Book Reviews
George Almond’s new book is Even Higher than Everest, which is a fictionalized biography of the 1933 Houston-Everest flight expedition. The real-life event forming the crux of the story is beautiful in its own right, one of the aircraft piloted by the famed Scottish...
Nov 21, 2024 | Book Reviews
“During the late hours of the night, Roger woke up abruptly. He thought he was dreaming; an evil presence drew him out of his bed and into the hallway. He walked through all kinds of twists and turns and stopped suddenly in front of a door needing a repainting…In the...
Oct 1, 2024 | Book Reviews
Laurel C. Fox’s Braveing the Way is one of those rare books where you don’t know exactly what to expect, but as soon as you turn the first page you feel instantly sucked in. Not because Ms. Fox is necessarily the most powerful storyteller from a technical perspective,...
