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Retired Green Beret’s Simple Tips on Becoming an Effective Leader and Getting ‘Big Stuff Done’
With lessons learned from his time serving in the military, Scott Mann teaches us how to take action decisively in today’s world full of distractions.
Why People Need to Get Married and Have Families, According to a Sociologist
Marriage isn’t the respected institution that it used to be, but Brad Wilcox reveals getting married and raising a family has tangible benefits for society.
Grief Experts React to Keanu Reeves’s Focus on Death in His New Novel
‘The Book of Elsewhere’ is based on Keanu Reeves’s comic book series ‘BRZRKR.’
Book Updates
Tom Margenau is happy to announce that Amazon will no longer ship the wrong edition of his book.
Controversial New Book Challenges Narrative That WWII Japan Forced Korean Women Into Prostitution
Harvard Law Professor J. Mark Ramseyer’s new book about a North Korean plot to ruin relations between South Korea, Japan, and the U.S. has stirred controversy.
Book Review: The Unlikely Friendship Between Henry Ford, Thomas Edison, and John Burroughs
Writer Wes Davis explores the friendship and civil discourse among Ford, Edison, and Burroughs—despite their differences—in his new book “American Journey.”
Book Review: ‘A Thousand Words: Reflections on Art and Christianity’
Retired art curator Mary Elizabeth Podles decodes the rich visual language of religious art.
