Julia Navarro – You Shall Not Kill
Julia Navarro’s You Shall Not Kill has a strong historical flavor considering how she sets her story around the end of the Spanish Civil War and the Second World War. It is a novel with violence always […]
Julia Navarro’s You Shall Not Kill has a strong historical flavor considering how she sets her story around the end of the Spanish Civil War and the Second World War. It is a novel with violence always […]
“Dream Symposium”, the first single from the Toronto Tabla Ensemble’s pending seventh studio album, is an ever timely reminder of what world music can accomplish. We still do not hear, even in a modern world […]
MkX’s new song “right place, at the right time” A relationship is never as fragile as when two lovers begin to act stealthily, and in MkX’s new song “right place, at the right time,” the […]
It doesn’t seem like there are many books in the market about how to best part with a former employer, respecting the professional and personal results of such breaks. Steven Manchel’s “I Hereby Resign” Job Transitioning: […]
The previous edition of Dr. Chuck Bamford’s The Strategy Mindset 2.0: A Practical Guide to the Design and Implementation of Strategy already stood as one of the definitive works of its type available to business professionals at […]
The Cold Stares’ thirteen song studio album Ways harkens back to an era when rock music strutted across national stages reveling in its bluesy origins rather than rejecting or glossing over them. Even a passing listen to […]
Andra Douglas’ Black & Blue: Love, Sport and the Art of Empowerment is a fictionalized account of her lifelong passion for football, struggles to find acceptance in a traditionally male-only sport, and the narrator’s eventual […]
The rough-hewn guitar riffing opening the Lily Vakili Band’s latest single “She Wants What” provides listeners with an early preview of her new EP release Set of Seven. She brings the same rugged spirit we hear […]
Master Your Code: The Art, Wisdom, and Science of Leading an Extraordinary Life is Darren Gold’s first book and he may never have a need to write another. This brief but forceful work is an outstanding […]
Like a bullet the song “Surprise” hits you. It’s a modern rock track, with cool riffs and blended bass and percussion. It’s just one of the nine gems that Richmond, Virginia rockers, Camp Howard, flush […]
In the melodic “What We Breathe In,” The Chordaes elevate their sound to a level that was only teased at in 2016’s Touch the Ground while staying true to the aesthetic that brought them out of the […]
Never Go with Your Gut: How Pioneering Leaders Make the Best Decisions and Avoid Business Disasters isn’t Gleb Tsipursky’s first book and his experience shows. The structure of his new book is airtight and progressive; his […]
Rhonda Scharf’s book about the dawning AI revolution Alexa is Stealing Your Job: The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Your Future breaks with similar works on the subject.. The only cautionary tale you’ll find in this book […]
Few indie acts in the American lexicon have the reputation for delivering exceptional hybrid moments that AV Super Sunshine does, and in the new statement single “Candyland,” AV reminds us why this ever-changing vehicle for […]
The comprehensive nature of Michael Levine’s People Over Process: Leadership for Agility will mark it as the final word on the Agile Movement for the foreseeable future in the area of software technology. Make no mistake, however […]
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