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Author: Sociology Group

  • An Interview with Sarah Magee, Author of Never Said I Love You

    About: Sarah Magee is an inveterate traveler, unabashed globalist, and firm believer in always eating dessert first. It is never too early for ice cream. She is a master packer of suitcases and lifelong Michigander. 1. You describe yourself as an inveterate traveler and globalist. How have those experiences shaped not only your storytelling but…

  • An Interview with John Delehanty, Author of BARNABY SHEA

    About: Jack is originally from Minnesota but moved to the Northwest with his family when he was young. He completed his undergraduate work at Gonzaga University with a double major in English and Theater, received his MA in Theater Arts from Washington State University and continued his doctoral studies at Northwestern University. An educator for…

  • An Interview with Dr. Noel Packard – Karl Marx and Max Weber on Machines Dominating Labour

    In this interview, we speak with Dr. Noel Packard, independent researcher and session organizer of “Karl Marx and Max Weber on the Topic of Machines Dominating Labour,” a call for papers featured on the Sociology Group website. Dr. Packard discusses how Karl Marx’s idea of the self-reproducing machine and Max Weber’s notion of the “Machine…

  • Interview: Dr. Joe DeAngelis on “Collisions: Surviving the Wounds of Relationships”

    About Author: Dr. Joe DeAngelis is a renowned psychologist, consultant, and author with a Master’s Degree in Psychology. He serves as the Managing Partner of South Shore Behavioral Partners, a global consulting firm specializing in executive, team, and sales force assessment and transformation. With decades of experience helping leaders and organizations navigate complex human dynamics,…

  • Call for Papers: Karl Marx and Max Weber on the Topic of Machines Dominating Labour

    Part of the Joint Conference 2026 (JC2026) The 2nd RC20 Regional Conference on Comparative SociologyThe 1st RC56 Regional Conference on Historical SociologyThe 5th RC33 Regional Conference on Social Science Methodology: Asia📍 Khon Kaen University, Thailand / Japan Women’s University, Tokyo, Japan🗓 24–28 August 2026(Online Conference) Session Organizer Dr. Noel Packard, PhDIndependent Researcher and 2023 PhD…

  • Interview with Joseph Stone: A Blood Witch (The Haunted Women Book 2)

    Joseph Stone is a historical, dark-fantasy novelist who lives in San Diego, California. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from San Diego State University and a Master of Arts in Industrial and Organizational Psychology from The Chicago School of Professional Psychology. 1. Congratulations on your upcoming release, Blood Witch! How does it feel…

  • Book Review: Vampires in BC by Keith Costelloe

    There are vampire stories, and then there are vampire experiences. Keith Costelloe’s Vampires in BC belongs firmly to the latter. It does not simply invite you to read. It pulls you straight into its shadows, sits you by the fire, and lets Dr. De’Ath whisper in your ear until you begin to wonder how much…