Book Reviews

Dr. Lesley Antoinette Smalls: A Legacy of Leadership and Literary Influence Dr. Lesley Antoinette Smalls is no stranger to perseverance, discipline, and transformation. A retired military veteran with 29 years...

Screenshot at  PM Unleashing Business Brilliance: The Inspirational Saga of "Moguls Unleashed" In the fast-paced, ever-evolving world of business, where success is a winding journey rather than a straightforward destination,...

Welcome to this week in comic book reviews! The staff have come together to read and review nearly everything that released today. It isn't totally comprehensive, but it includes just...

Jessica Anthony's new novel, The Most, blindsided me with its power, much like the cunning tennis strategy from which it gets its title. I don't say this often, but this...

In this new anthology of short films set in the Star Wars universe, a prisoner mounts a daring escape from a kyber mine; a young girl discovers a haunted cave;...

Good book criticism is booming right now. I have at least some degree of confidence in saying this because for the past six years, I’ve been keeping track of my...

A 25-year journeyIt is decades since I last read quite so many words by Sam Freedman. But over 25 years ago, I had the privilege of being his GCSE History...

In Working Assumptions, Julia Hobsbawm examines the impacts of Covid-19 and generative AI on the future of work. Exploring debates around how flexible working impacts productivity, the rising number of managers and how...

In Working Assumptions, Julia Hobsbawm examines the impacts of Covid-19 and generative AI on the future of work. Exploring debates around how flexible working impacts productivity, the rising number of managers and how...

Shalom Auslander’s literary career has been built on equal parts comedy, heterodoxy and self-loathing. In his 2007 memoir, “Foreskin’s Lament,” he recalled a Jewish upbringing in New York state in...