Tag Archives: non-fiction

Author and neuroscientist Ransom Stephens speaks about basketball, creativity, and meditation in an interview about his new book on how our brains work: 'The Left Brain Speaks, the Right Brain Laughs'.

"Magic In Islam" by Michael Muhammad Knight is a fine rebuttal to those who would tell you Islam is a homogenous monolith.

Ellen Wayland-Smith, it seems, was born into a fascinating topic, and in "Oneida: From Free Love Utopia to the Well-Set Table—An American Story", she has made the most of it.

If you care about modern art and culture "Massive Pissed Love: Nonfiction 2001 - 2014" by Richard Hell is a must read.

Access to Asia is a unique, user-friendly guidebook for gaining the cultural awareness needed to build successful business relationships.

Being an independent artist should be like running a business; James Moore explains why and how in this expanded must-read.

I hope with the writing of this memoir, the author will be able to put behind some of the bad things she endured growing up.

'This is a wonderful story of how one man's disability and ingenuity led to a better life for those unable to walk - especially military veterans. Ralph Braun found another way to serve his country." Tom Brokaw

Please welcome my special guest Tanya Masse, also known as Comic Strip Mama. Tanya is the author of the Amazon bestseller, Stairway to AWESOMENESS! – 30 Fundamental Steps to Living a Life of Awesomeness! “Internet famous” for her humorous and inspirational self-syndicated webcomic about surviving the insanity of life and …

A glimpse into the creative mind pushed to its extreme in its search for stimulation.