

The Old Man and the Sea, Ernest Hemingway
I am on the side that this was a profound autobiographical allegory. Hemingway was coming to the end of his life… he knew it… his mind...


Jonathan Livingston Seagull, Richard Bach
Freedom of the self to live our life as we choose, expressed within this little fable. Our Jonathan Seagull – sorrow that other gulls...


Blood and Thunder, Hampton Sides
An American West biography in the middle 1800s centered around the Navajos and Kit Carson. Carson’s life – how he learned to deal with...


The Writer’s Library, N. Pearl & J. Schwager
Each book you read can become a part of you. That’s a central theme here when well-known authors are interviewed about books that...


A Gentleman in Moscow, Amor Towles
Centered in Moscow, a Count is sentenced to house arrest in a chic hotel across from the Kremlin for the remainder of his life in an...


From Cradle to Stage, Virginia Grohl
I’ve got my sleeping pattern dialed in at the moment, so I picked this book specifically because after 15min of night reading, it’s time...


When Things Fall Apart, Pema Chodron
A definitive read for those truly interested in Buddhism. Don’t fall for the modern-day, self-promoting ‘Shamans’. The most difficult...


New York 2140, Kim Robinson
In skyscrapers half submerged by sea-level rise weary Manhattan dwellers crack jokes and conduct business as usual. Their insouciance is...


Think Like A Monk, Jay Shetty
Introduces his readers on how to adopt a monk mindset i.e. stripping ourselves of external influences, internal influences, and fears...


Indianapolis, Lynn Vincent & Sara Vladic
Thoroughly researched, a moment-to-moment account of the ordeal, this is the definitive book on the story of the Indianapolis. Late in...















