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A mixture of academic intrigue and romantic torment, Southern-Fried Woolf by Drēma Drudge is a clever and intelligently written work that is part essay and part fiction. While dealing with yet another scandal around her rockstar husband Michael, Briscoe also has to write her thesis on Virginia Woolf’s To The Lighthouse. Healing through her literary work, sassy band manager and country music lover Briscoe attempts to make sense of her husband’s infidelity in a way one only can through art. A celebration of how books and music can help one transcend life’s daily trials, Southern-Fried Woolf is a quick-witted […]

In Evolution Ended: The Next Stage of American Society, J.J. Jerome puts forth a comprehensive treatise that claims our current circumstances are not conducive to the survival of our species. Extremely well-written and authoritative, the book provides wide-ranging and detailed historical, scientific, economic, and cultural arguments to demonstrate how modern technology, cosmetic surgery, a lack of heroes and role models, and social media – among many other things – threaten to extinguish the fundamental practices that ensure a society can move forward. While there are places where Jerome neglects to give progress its due, Evolution Ended is an impressively […]

Thought-provoking and innovative, Reinventing Government Through Political Entrepreneurship and Exponential Innovation by Michael Mascioni is a rigorous examination of the future of government and business. Taking a close look at the impact many current technologies are having on the government, Mascioni highlights where countries’ governments, and societies in general, may be heading due to the rapid pace of change set by technological revolutions in AI, 3D printing, and other disruptors that can build on previous innovations. While covering technical topics, the book is easy to follow and flows well from one discussion to the next, for a well-rounded overview that […]