The Origins of Totalitarianism
A rigorous analysis of totalitarianism’s emergence and its political and historical context.
A rigorous analysis of totalitarianism’s emergence and its political and historical context.
Written by Marina Keegan, ‘Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing’ is a dramatic collection of stories and poems. It explores the intricacies of relationships, the fragility of youth, and the haunting omnipresence of mortality. Marina’s unique perspective of the world is beautifully articulated through her engaging storytelling and poetic prowess. The book is also a tragic reminder of a promising life cut short, as Marina passed away in a car accident just days after her graduation from Yale University.
A comprehensive guide to understanding and using crystals for healing and personal energy.
At 29, Hannah Martin’s life is at a crossroads, leading her to ponder the effect of her choices. She’s faced with parallel life paths based on a seemingly insignificant decision, and each path unfolds a different destiny.
How America’s divisions are reflected and shaped by Shakespeare’s plays.
In ‘Surrounded by Idiots,’ Thomas Erikson dives into behavioral psychology to offer insights into why people act the way they do, and how we can use this information to communicate more effectively. He introduces us to the DISC model which classifies human behavior into four categories: Dominant, Influential, Steady, and Conscientious. By understanding these categories, we can better understand ourselves and others, thereby improving our relationships and communication.
A telepathic waitress navigates a world of vampires, mystery, and romance.
This book explores how organizations can adapt to a rapidly changing world through innovation and customer engagement strategies.
The First Conspiracy details the secret plot uncovered in 1776 to assassinate George Washington and how it was foiled.