by Laura | Dec 18, 2014
According to author Jen Fraser, geniuses aren’t what we often assume. Instead of the rare few who have intellect far above the rest of us, they are the people who are capable of giving the world fresh, new concepts and ideas. Beyond developing and improving on what...
by Laura | Dec 1, 2014
by Melanie Davis Women in Clothes , by Sheila Heti, Heidi Julavits, and Leanne Shapton, is a literary art gallery. The book itself could be the centerpiece of a living room’s décor, nestled amidst eclectic art pieces complimenting the cover design. My first thought...
by Laura | Nov 11, 2014
by LiveTrue Book Reviewer Melanie Davis The Introduction to Unheralded Heroes asks, “Are heroes made or do they just become one?” From that question, Thomas van Hees weaves a fascinating book filled with names and stories of those whose actions have qualified them for...
by Laura | Oct 31, 2014
by Rose Parker At moments, An End to Suffering: The Buddha in the World by seems to be two books disguised as one. The main thread of the narrative follows the development of Buddhism, with an eye to interactions between East and West. Another thread reveals Pankaj...
by Laura | Oct 28, 2014
by LiveTrue Book Reviewer, Melanie Davis The horror of war is the hottest fire of difficulty to endure. Those who come out on the other side of these flames and write about it bring treasured words to the world. In Healing the Warrior Heart: A Glimpse Into the Hearts...
