Look for Me There
Luke Russert
In this poignant memoir, Luke Russert, son of the legendary Tim Russert, embarks on a transformative journey across sixty-seven countries following his father's sudden death. Seeking liberation and answers to life's deeper questions, he grapples with grief, expectations, and the search for his own identity, ultimately finding solace and a renewed sense of purpose in the world.
Looking for The Stranger
Alice Kaplan
A biography of Albert Camus's novel 'The Stranger,' exploring its creation, publication, and enduring impact on literature and culture. It delves into Camus's life, the historical context, and the novel's critical reception, offering a fresh perspective on this literary masterpiece.
Love and Rage
Lama Rod Owens
Explore the transformative power of anger with Lama Rod Owens in 'Love and Rage.' This book offers a radical approach to understanding and working with anger as a path to liberation, drawing on Buddhist principles, mindfulness, and social justice perspectives. Discover how to embrace your anger, heal from your hurt, and channel your energy towards personal and collective well-being.
Lovingkindness
Sharon Salzberg
Discover the radiant, joyful heart within through the Buddhist path of lovingkindness. Sharon Salzberg, a leading spiritual teacher, guides you to cultivate true happiness and genuine compassion, transforming your life and connecting you deeply with yourself and others. Explore simple teachings, wisdom stories, and guided meditations to unlock the liberating power of love.
Madness in Civilization
Andrew Scull
A panoramic view of madness throughout history, from ancient Greece to modern neuroscience. Andrew Scull explores how societies have understood and treated mental illness, revealing the complex interplay between reason and unreason, science and culture.
Making a Point
David Crystal
Explore the fascinating history of English punctuation, from its early beginnings to the debates and personal preferences that have shaped its evolution. Discover the stories behind the marks and the people who championed them, and gain a new appreciation for the tiny system that plays a crucial role in written communication.
Maniac
Benjamín Labatut
Delve into the minds of scientific geniuses and their descent into madness. Benjamín Labatut explores the blurred lines between brilliance and insanity, reason and delusion, in this gripping exploration of the human psyche and the relentless pursuit of knowledge.
Many Lives, Many Masters
Brian Weiss
A prominent psychiatrist explores past-life therapy with a young patient, uncovering startling revelations about life, death, and the secrets of the human mind. This true story challenges conventional beliefs and offers a profound exploration of reincarnation and healing.