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Law Books Every Lawyer Must Read
Essential Law Books for Every Lawyer Diego Ruiz Duran is a criminal defense attorney who has been practicing law for over 2 decades in Mexico. Having opened his own practice in the area and becoming one of the most well – known lawyers in the area, it is no surprise that people want to know
Philosophy Books: Narrowing Down the Multitude
When one thinks of philosophical theories, maybe Socrates or Plato comes to mind. If delving deeper into the field is of interest, however, it quickly becomes apparent that these two are, quite literally, the tip of a massive iceberg. Alex Djerassi enjoys reading books. While reading philosophical writings, a person may end up knee-deep in
Ryan Southwick Reimagines the Classic Hero’s Journey in Angels in the Mist
In many ways, Angels in the Mist is a classic tale. It follows a hero’s journey from their fledgling origins of weakness and self-doubt through the crucible of their story, which forges their growth. But this first installment in the Z-Tech Chronicles series quickly leaves the well-beaten path to explore a modern retelling of this
Best Books for the Beach
No matter where you are this summer – your local seafront, a sunlit patio, or a poolside lounge, here are some of the best beach reads for your summer getaways.
Attention Booklovers: Beat Coronavirus Boredom and Come Out to the Virtual LA BookFest on Saturday, May 9th
Get out of the house (virtually, at least) and join book lovers around the world taking part in the LA BookFest online on May 9th. Seize this unique opportunity to not only meet and chat with a full slate of authors, but also to meet and interact with others during the quarantine. A Much-Needed Distraction