The Anthropocene Reviewed
A collection of essays reviewing humanity’s influence on the Anthropocene.
A collection of essays reviewing humanity’s influence on the Anthropocene.
Life Force by Tony Robbins offers insights into revolutionary advances in biotechnology and precision medicine. It explores how these breakthroughs can significantly enhance longevity, vitality, and overall life quality.
An intimate look into the life of poet Robert Graves, focusing on his experiences during World War I and the end of his marriage.
True Compass is a memoir that offers an intimate glimpse into the life of Edward M. Kennedy, the youngest brother in the iconic Kennedy family. It recounts his personal and political journey, including his commitment to public service, his role in major legislative battles, and his reflections on personal challenges and triumphs.
The Pillars of Rome recounts the early days of the Roman Republic through the lives of two brothers who navigate political intrigue and warfare.
Alex & Me is the remarkable true story of an African Grey Parrot named Alex and his relationship with researcher Dr. Irene Pepperberg, detailing their groundbreaking work in animal intelligence.
In ‘This Could Be Our Future,’ Yancey Strickler, co-founder of Kickstarter, presents a thought-provoking argument against society’s current focus on financial wealth and for a future where people prioritize community, creativity, and compassion. He discusses the limitations of a profit-driven society and proposes a new value system, which he calls ‘Bentoism,’ that could guide individuals and organizations towards more altruistic actions. Strickler envisions a world where values beyond financial gain drive our decisions, leading to a more equitable and fulfilling future.