Spare by Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, is more than a royal memoir; it’s a meticulous reckoning with grief, identity, love, the press, and the cost of duty. If you’ve … Read more
I’m Glad My Mom Died isn’t just a celebrity memoir; it’s a manual for naming abuse, reclaiming a body, and rebuilding a self. Its problem-to-solve is brutal and universal: how … Read more
We drown in screens that promise reality, yet leave us spiritually thirsty; Christ and the Media names the thirst—and shows why the well is often poisoned. Malcolm Muggeridge argues that … Read more
Maus I: A Survivor’s Tale: My Father Bleeds History is more than a graphic novel—it’s a memory machine that solves the problem of how to tell atrocity without numbing the … Read more
When a single accusation can erase a lifetime of work, Dershowitz argues that cancel culture short-circuits both free speech and due process, replacing evidence with outrage. Cancel culture is “the … Read more
The Search for the Beautiful Woman, a cultural history of Japanese and Chinese beauty by Cho Kyo, is a definitive guide to how “beautiful” has been defined, traded, and contested … Read more