Slipping by Mohamed Kheir | book review
A powerful and poetic novel about trauma in the aftermath of the Arab Spring, Slipping by Mohamed Kheir is magical realism meets adventure.
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The Parted Earth by Anjali Enjeti | Book Review
The Parted Earth by Anjali Enjeti is a powerful tale of love, loss, and hope. Damian Maximus takes a look at why this book is a must-read.
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Book Review: Listening for the Heartbeat of God by Rev Dr. J. Philip Newell
A cornerstone in Celtic Christianity, Listening for the heartbeat of God takes the reader on a journey through the history of the faith.
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Book Review: Modern Herstory by Blair Imani
Modern Herstory is a compilation of influential women from the 1900’s to the present who have made a difference in the world we have today.
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People of Note | Kimberli Hudson
We sit down with Kimberli Hudson, founder of thirteen different companies, and talk with her about life, business, and her current projects.
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People of Note: Author Brian John Skillen
It is often a strange and winding path… one takes to becoming an author and for Brian John Skillen whose first book The Way:…
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Book Review: The Way Through a Field of Stars by Brian John Skillen
To focus a novel on the act of walking would seem an incredibly risky endeavour. Walking is, after all, tremendously dull. Or at least…
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Book Review: Becoming by Michelle Obama
Reading Michelle Obama’s biography left me feeling like I’d been invited into her home or watched her being interviewed by Oprah. As I put…
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Offsides & Out of Bounds, Thoughts on Athletes and Activism: We Matter by Etan Thomas
“Shut up and dribble,” was the response of television and radio talk show host Laura Ingraham to Cleveland Cavaliers LeBron James for “talking politics”…
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“The Blackout, A Novel Inspired by True Events” by Louise Arseneault
The Blackout: A Novel Inspired by True Events Louise was fourteen when the Northeast Blackout of 2003, the ninth-largest in the world, affected an estimated 55 million people across…
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Book Review: The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde
Reception Upon its release, the St Jame’s Gazette questioned why Wilde would put his name to “so stupid and vulgar a piece of work”….
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Film Review | The Happy Prince – or The End of Oscar Wilde
Taking its name from Oscar Wilde’s The Happy Prince and Other Tales, the movie The Happy Prince tells of the heart-breaking final years of…
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