I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings is an autobiography by Maya Angelou that provides a poignant account of her childhood and adolescence in the racially charged 1930s and 40s Southern America. It chronicles her experiences with racism, sexual abuse, and her struggle for identity, as well as her gradual empowerment as a Black woman in America.
This book by Carlo Rovelli delves into the evolution of the concept of reality in physics, leading up to quantum gravity, a theory attempting to reconcile quantum mechanics with general relativity.
Susan J. Elliott’s ‘Getting Past Your Breakup’ is a guide offering step-by-step strategies for recovering from a breakup and building a new, happy life.
This book delves into Dr. Anthony Fauci’s career, highlighting his influence over global health policy, his ties with Big Pharma, and his role in the COVID-19 pandemic response. Kennedy critiques Fauci’s methods and decisions, questioning their impact on democracy and public health.
A comprehensive exploration into the elements that make music work including context, creativity, and cultural value.
A foundational text of Stoic philosophy, this book compiles lectures attributed to Epictetus, discussing wisdom, happiness, and self-discipline.
Insightful analysis of economic cycles from an Austrian economics perspective.
Predictable Success outlines the stages that businesses go through to achieve, maintain, and possibly lose sustainable success, with strategies to navigate these phases.
Steven Pressfield’s ‘Do the Work’ is a motivational guide that helps readers overcome resistance and achieve their creative and professional goals.