Book Reviews

If you know Everett De Morier, you know unpredictability. In a career that has spanned more than twenty-five years, Mr. De Morier has written everything from the Weekly World News’ My Wife Is Having the […]

Dawn M. Barclay is an author, a mom, and someone who has demonstrated expertise in dealing with the challenging situation of travelling with titularly ‘neurodivergent’ children, in the pages of her new book. With Travelling […]

Alan G. Robinson and Dean M. Schroeder’s new book is aptly titled Practical Innovation in Government: How Front-Line Leaders are Transforming Public-Sector Organizations. In the read, one essentially finds what can best be summarized as […]

Bill Price and David Jaffe are just, for lack of a better word, fun. In their new book, aptly titled The Frictionless Organization: Deliver Great Customer Experiences with Less Effort, they write all about how […]

There’s been something of a seismic shift with respect to how corporate hierarchies, and otherwise generally professional echelons and contextual milieus look at the employee as an individual. These days, thanks to movements like equal […]

“This is a book about you, the hero of our story. You’re the much-loved, often-misunderstood wearer of many B2B marketing hats. The technologist, the strategist, the customer champion, the data expert, the creative leader, the […]

Regardless of specificity or overall genre, a lot of books suffer from saying too much. A lot of reads typically benefit from they don’t choose to say, as much as what they do. But in […]

Dr. Ronald Alexander PhD’s new book is titled Core Creativity: The Mindful Way to Unlock Your Creative Self, and as the title would suggest the book is all about pursuing the often maligned, rarely utilized […]

Move on Robert Frost’s Good fences make good neighbors. Good fences make good bosses, and everything that entails. “Leadership is a complex topic. At any given point you can walk down the aisle of your […]

It’s clear from the tonality of James T. McKim, Jr.’s new book that he’s encouraging you to have agency. To be proactive. To be a go-getter. The time for diplomatic word choice and excess flowery […]

Bryant Lusk writes with the detail of a genuine storyteller, not just a medical professional transcribing information to an uninitiated audience. In his new book, succinctly titled Heart Disease & Hypertension: Vitamin Therapy for a […]

Charlie Gilkey ABout the Book: One of my top goals for Start Finishing was that it’d be a resource that lived on people’s shelves after they read it. I hoped it’d be a highlighted, dog-eared, […]

“You are not a civilian,” writes Craig Archibald in a key passage of his new book, The Actor’s Mindset: Acting as a Craft, Discipline, and Business. “You may sacrifice a great deal to be able […]