Twelve Years After the Atheist Revolution
Twelve year after the Atheist Revolution, what can we learn about it? The transcript of the famous 2007 conversation has been printed in a new book with three essays by their surviving members.
Twelve year after the Atheist Revolution, what can we learn about it? The transcript of the famous 2007 conversation has been printed in a new book with three essays by their surviving members.
Aldous Huxley and the Doors of Perception is a classic that explores the mysterious powers of psychedelics drugs and its effects on the brain.
25 years have passed since the publication of Descartes’ Error by Antonio Damasio, and the ideas expressed are just as relevant today.
In her debut book, Becoming, Michelle Obama shines a light on the lesser-known aspects of herself, the White House, and her beloved family.
Myanmar’s ethnic cleansing of the Rohingya is at its worst period ever and Dr. Muhammad Abdul Bari brings us a book to show us why.
Children’s Books author, cartoonist and Erotic Satirist, Tomi Ungerer’s imagination was an unique one. We remember the legacy of one of the greatest Children’s book author that you never heard of.
In 1997, Jean-Dominique Bauby died. His book was a gift that makes any human reflect on the vulnerability of human life and the strange twists of fate.
Reading is one of the greatest opportunities for boosting our knowledge during our lifetimes. Almost anybody can do it, and it plays a big role in opening up the mind. 2019 is getting off to a quick start, and the Science Non-Fiction genre is already promising interesting reads for this year. Here are the top …
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With the Harry Potter movies coming to Netlix, we look back on the film that started it all, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone!
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