Category: Books
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An Interview with Sonny Garg, Author of Desi 2.0: My Family’s American Dream and the Cost of Never Being Enough
About Author: Sonny Garg is a former Fortune 125 C-Suite executive with over 30 years’ experience examining conventional thinking to transform mature organizations and build new ones across the private, public, and nonprofit sectors. He is Distinguished Executive-in-Residence at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business, a White House Fellow, and an Aspen Crown…
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An Interview with Susan Rubin: Stories, Feminism & The Road Not Taken
About: Susan Rubin has been writing and producing plays for 20 years. Her work has been performed in New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Baltimore, and Cuba, and her works have been produced at the New York Theater Workshop, Baltimore Center Stage, the Los Angeles Theatre Center, where she was in residence for 6 years,…
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Book Review: Dance of the Phoenix Book 2 by Wilson Semitti
There are books that entertain for a few hours and then quietly fade from memory. Dance of the Phoenix Book 2 wasn’t that kind of reading experience for me. What stayed behind after I finished wasn’t a particular scene or dramatic moment, but a feeling, a lingering sense of hope, reflection, and emotional honesty that…
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Book Review | One Fool’s Gold by Mark Howen
I finished One Fool’s Gold with that strange feeling you get when you leave behind a place you never actually lived in. The book stayed with me for a while afterward, not because of dramatic twists or shocking moments, but because of the people. They felt real. Their hopes felt real. Even their mistakes felt…